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Covid-19 Charity Art Online Auction

Ode To Art gallery will be hosting its first-ever Charity Live Auction on Facebook on Monday, 13 April, at 8pm. The gallery will be donating a total of 8 artworks for bidding. All proceeds raised from the auction will go towards supporting low-income families in Singapore impacted by COVID-19, through Singapore-registered charity MWS.

When public morale is low and anxiety rife, art offers a welcome remedy to soothe the soul and calm the mind. To date, the gallery has managed to raise S$10k and are looking to raise more in the days to come.

More info: https://odetoart.com/helpcovid

FB page: https://www.facebook.com/odetoart.gallery

When: 13 Apr 2020, 8pm

By: Ode To Art

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