White Label Editions Launches Zaynab Project Print Fundraiser

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Summary

Performance artist Millie Brown and White Label Editions launch a collection of signed limited-edition prints to support The Zaynab Project
The sale runs until October 24, with each print is priced at £250 GBP

White Label Editions has joined forces with British artist Millie Brown to unite artists in an act of solidarity, launching a series of signed, limited-edition prints to raise funds for The Zaynab Project, a nonprofit providing emergency aid, medical support and education for children in Gaza.

From Turner Prize winner Martin Creed and East Village legend Kenny Scharf to Patrick Martinez, Tali Lennox and Miles Greenberg, figures shaping contemporary art’s new vanguard, the initiative collects an international roster of 18 names. Each print is priced at £250 GBP and is available online until October 24.

With a practice rooted in performance and emotional endurance, Brown sees the fundraiser as both a personal and political act: “When we act in unity, our work carries a weight beyond art itself — a value measured in the lives it can help,” she said in a recent press statement.

Proceeds from the sale will directly support children and families displaced by ongoing conflict. For those looking to experience the works up close, a three-day pop up exhibition will be on view at 69 York Street in London through October 18. Check out the fundraiser’s official website to learn more.

Featured artists:

Nada Baraka
Millie Brown
Tomo Campbell
Martin Creed
Nabil Elderkin
Adham Faramawy
Gaia
Miles Greenberg
Hazem Harb
Tali Lennox
Maripol
Patrick Martinez
Eddie Peake
Vinca Petersen
Kenny Scharf
Matthew Stone
Lina Iris Viktor
Romane de Watteville