Freedom from Torture exhibition, by various artists

By Sarah Dawood November 18, 2015 5:38 pm December 10, 2015 1:49 pm

Richard Woods, Remnant no.7 (top floor hallway), 2012. Courtesy of Richard Woods and Alan Cristea Gallery.

An art exhibition and auction in aid of charity Freedom from Torture has opened at the Bargehouse Gallery on London’s South Bank.

The free exhibition showcases more than 60 pieces of art, from 18 – 22 November 2015.

The live auction takes place at the Bargehouse on 19 November in the evening. The silent auction, open now, will continue online until 9pm on the same day.

Artists include Quentin Blake, Antony Gormley, Julian Opie and Marc Quinn.

The charity provides treatment and rehabilitation for survivors of torture.

To view the full list of artworks and to bid in the silent auction, visit the Freedom from Torture website.

Quentin Blake, Painting in the Air, 2007. Courtesy of Quentin Blake.

Julian Opie, Maria (1), 2011. Courtesy of Julian Opie and Alan Cristea Gallery.

David Nash, Column, 2015. Courtesy of David Nash.

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