Another special event at Ballroom Arts, this exhibition celebrated the beauty of Spring across painting, photography, ceramic and sculpture.

Returning to Ballroom Arts, Journey was a travel and destinations themed exhibition in the sunny seaside town of Aldeburgh, Suffolk.

Set in the award-winning gardens of Helmingham Hall, Art For Cure spent the Summer exhibiting the best contemporary British sculpture for sale.

In our founder Belinda's beautiful country home, Fanfare celebrated over £1 million raised by Art For Cure for breast cancer research and support services.

At Ballroom Arts in Aldeburgh, Art For Cure curated a delicious selection of painting, sculpture and ceramics all embodying the theme of food.

Hot on the online heels of Bloom, a planned physical exhibition from 100 artists, sculptors and ceramicists launched online raising another £100k.

Art bursting full of colour, hope and optimism following the darker past year of the pandemic saw us out of the lockdown world and into a new era of exciting projects for the charity.

Still in the depths of the pandemic restrictions, Bloom launched online- not the theme of all things horticultural!

A massive £70k was raised from this event which went directly to the Blossom Appeal at Ipswich Hospital, to help fund the new breast cancer unit which opened in 2023.

Over 30 artists participated in a diverse curation of beautiful botanical art.

Having had to abandon plans for the biggest exhibition at Glemham Hall as we went into lockdown, Big 100 Artists became an online exhibition of contemporary painting, ceramics and sculpture.

Celebrating three of our loyal women artists and their captivating studies of the female form. Artists exhibiting included Sarah Muir Poland, Sarah Baddon Price and Henrietta Dubrey.