Fundraising Gala & Silent Auction
An evening where museum-quality contemporary art meets cutting-edge neuroscience—empowering the next generation of neurodivergent leaders.
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Three exceptional experiences in one compelling event
Discover exceptional contemporary works from established artists whose pieces are held in corporate collections and exhibited at prestigious galleries worldwide. Every bid supports neurodivergent young leaders.
Internationally Acclaimed Contemporary Artist
Eric Sher’s work has sold for over £8,500 on Saatchi Art. He’s a Deutsche Bank corporate collection nominated artist. Selected from 516 international artists for the prestigious Useum exhibition, he is one of the top 20 South African artists featured in the internationally-touring “We Love Mandela” exhibition. His emotive minimalist style creates powerful works using premium pastels, graphite, and charcoal.
I-54 African Art Fair Exhibitor
Michael Echekoba is a critically acclaimed London-based contemporary artist whose work has sold for over £20,000 on Saatchi Art. As an I-54 Contemporary African Art Fair exhibitor, his bold sociopolitical works have been showcased at Royal Commonwealth Club, Cabinet Office Whitehall, Bernie Grant Arts Centre, and internationally. Michael generously donates a whole collection of his art to support neurodiversity programmes.
12 Original Pieces by Dooyum Raphael A’hikyaa (1979-2024) and Nkiru Ogbonna
Commissioned by collector Kinsley Ikem-Ifudu to preserve African tribal stories before they disappear forever. Features works by Dooyum Raphael A’hikyaa (1979-2024) and Nkiru Ogbonna. Each piece honors communities where every mind had purpose, every difference had value—themes that mirror our mission to celebrate neurodivergent young leaders.
Complete catalogue with high-resolution images, artist bios, estimated values & bidding instructions
Carefully designed to balance networking, learning, and impact—with plenty of time for meaningful connections
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