Benjamin LennoxCourtesy of Creative Seva

This print sale is raising funds for COVID-19 relief in India

Featuring prints by Rankin, Pablo Di Prima, Matthew Brookes, and more

Since the start of the outbreak, cases of COVID-19 in India have surpassed 28 million, meaning the nation is in desperate need of medical oxygen, hospital beds, and vaccines. 

Now, Creative Seva has launched a print sale to raise emergency funds for the Covid-19 crisis in India. Featuring works by the likes of Rankin, Pablo Di Prima, and Matthew Brookes, all prints are priced at £100, with all proceeds going towards organisations dedicated to help those most severely affected by the pandemic.

The proceeds will be divided equally between Khalsa Aid, who are distributing oxygen concentrators in Delhi; Hemkunt Foundation is distributing oxygen cylinders around Delhi NCR; and Feeding From Far are working with NGO Prayatna distributing food in Mumbai to those in need.

All prints are limited to a run of 50, so don‘t waste your time! See the full selection here.

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