Support
With the help of a bunch of talented artists and designers, Concert for the Cure aim to generate fresh discourse about breast cancer and raise money for further research into tumour dormancy.
Overview
Concert for the Cure has joined forces with Shapiro Gallery to bring you Support, an exhibition of bras as re-created by Australian artists and designers.
It's recorded that one in eight Australian women are diagnosed with breast cancer by the time they're 85 and that the incidence is increasing. So with the help of artists like Akira Akira, Ben Frost, and Tamara Dean, as well as designers like Ksubi, Akira Isogawa and Bec & Bridge — they're hoping to generate fresh discourse about breast cancer and raise money for further research into tumour dormancy. All works will go under the hammer in a silent auction, and all proceeds will go towards breast cancer research.
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