CURE³ 5th Edition Exhibition
1st February, 2025 – 5th February, 2025
Bonhams
London
Cure Parkinson’s, in partnership with Bonhams and Artwise, is thrilled to announce the return of Cure3, the celebrated selling exhibition dedicated to raising awareness and funds for groundbreaking Parkinson’s research. Marking its 5th edition, this critically acclaimed event will take place from 1–5 February 2025 at Bonhams London, with a special VIP Preview on 3 February.
The exhibition will feature an extraordinary selection of highly collectible works by renowned artists, including Sir Frank Bowling, Rana Begum, Laura Ford, Julian Opie, Bruce McLean, Mona Hatoum, and Bouke de Vries. All works will also be available for purchase online via the Cure3 website, with prices starting at under £1,000, making it an accessible opportunity to own unique pieces by leading contemporary artists.
This 5th edition promises to be the most ambitious yet, showcasing 113 artists who have generously contributed original works across three distinctive formats: a 2D 20 x 20 cm square, or a 20cm³ Perspex box—a versatile medium that can function as a frame, plinth, or container. For the second time, the exhibition will also include NFTs created by leading generative artists, selected by curatorial experts Foteini Valeonti and Alex Estorick.
Prepare for an inspiring fusion of creativity and purpose, as Cure3 continues to champion the search for a cure for Parkinson’s disease.
The participating artists for Cure3 5TH EDITION 2025
Gillies Adamson Semple, Polly Apfelbaum, Ron Arad, Reza Aramesh, Laura Ellen Bacon, Michelangelo Bastiani, Olivia Bax, Antonia Beard, Rana Begum, Sara Berman, Georgia Boardman, Anna Boggon, Sir Frank Bowling, Emily Buck, Clare Burnett, James Capper, Jodie Carey, Rob and Nick Carter, Matthew Chambers, Gordon Cheung, Alex Chinneck, Richard Clegg, Sadie Clayton, Ashley Cluer, Andrew Cranston, Will Cruickshank, Isabelle D, Colin David, Helen David, Bouke de Vries, Johnny Dewe Mathews, Egon Digon, Tessa Eastman, Zachary Eastwood-Bloom, Diana Edmunds, Liz Elton, Jack Evans, Tessa Farmer, James Fisher, Laura Ford, Tim Garwood, Jaime Gili, Margarita Gluzberg, Lothar Götz, Catherine Goodman, Fiona Grady, Mona Hatoum, Elena Hoskyns-Abrahall, Des Hughes, David Humphrey, Emily Hunt, Vanessa Jackson, Ben Johnson, Idris Khan, Jan Köchermann, Debbie Lawson, Christopher Le Brun, Jennifer Lee, Sophia Loeb, Andrew Logan, Susie MacMurray, Elizabeth Magill, John Maine, Carolina Mazzolari, Stacie McCormick, Peter McDonald, Jock McFadyen, Andrew McIntosh, Bruce McLean, Beatriz Morales, Mariko Mori, Annie Morris, Emily Motto, Kemi Onabulé, Julian Opie, Gill Ord, Angela Palmer, Vicken Parsons, Julian Perry, Saad Qureshi, Nathaniel Rackowe, Jessica Rankin, Zara Ramsay, Merete Rasmussen, John Robertson, Danny Rolph, Gideon Rubin, Andrew Sabin, Rebecca Salter, George Shaw, Conrad Shawcross, Amy Stephens, Holly Stevenson, Sophie Smallhorn, Deborah Tchoudjinoff, Jake Tilson, Troika, Gavin Turk, Nicola Turner, Charlotte Verity, Daphne Wright, Ying Sheng Yang.
Artists creating generative works to be sold as NFTs
Emily Edelman, Auriea Harvey and Michaël Samyn, Licia He, Aleksandra Jovanicì, Kitel, Jacek Markusiewicz, Piter Pasma, Nat Sarkissian, Marcelo Soria-Rodriguez, Bjørn Staal, Florian Zumbrunn.
All profits from Cure3 directly support Cure Parkinson’s in its mission to fund groundbreaking research aimed at curing Parkinson’s—the fastest-growing degenerative neurological condition in the world, affecting approximately 8.5 million people globally.
Helen Matthews, CEO of Cure Parkinson’s, said ‘It has been incredible to see this event grow and develop since it was first conceived in 2017, and that is down to the hard work and dedication of every person involved, particularly the generous support of the contributing artists without whom the event would not be possible. Over the last 20 years we have made significant progress towards finding a cure for Parkinson’s and the almost £2 million that Cure3 has raised to date has played a huge part in helping to drive forward our mission. There is still much to do but we believe that together, we can conquer Parkinson’s.’
Founded in 2005 by Tom Isaacs, Cure Parkinson’s was established by and for individuals living with Parkinson’s, united under one bold mission: to find a cure. As we mark the charity’s 20th anniversary year, it’s only fitting to launch the biggest-ever edition of Cure3, a transformative initiative that has engaged 214 artists and raised nearly £2 million since its inception in 2017.
The concept for Cure3 was developed by Susie Allen and Laura Culpan of Artwise, the curators behind celebrated projects such as the original RCA Secret postcard project, Art for Your World, and Tomorrow’s Tigers for WWF-UK. Over the years, Cure3 has become both a critical and commercial triumph, garnering widespread acclaim from international media and reaching an estimated global audience of 4.3 billion.
Artwise, said “When we started the Cure3 journey back in 2017, we could never have imagined that it would go on to five editions and be supported by over 200 artists, architects, fashion designers and creatives. For this anniversary edition, we are thrilled to welcome back artists who contributed in 2017, as well as introducing a host of new artists, many of whom are exhibiting for the first time in the UK.”
Sponsors and Partners Cure3 2025. Cure Parkinson’s would like to thank Quant for their generous support as Headline Sponsor for Cure3 2025, together with our official media partners, STIR and Art Review.
*Cure3 is not an auction, each art work is individually priced by the artist and sold at this fixed price on line at Cure3 website. The works will be on preview at Bonhams from 1st February 2025 and sales will go live online from 6pm on 3rd February 2025.
CURE³ 5th Edition Exhibition opens on the 1st of February, 2025 until the 5th of February, 2025 at Bonhams London
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