The charity art exhibition "Kunst hilft 2024" (Art Helps 2024) concluded with great joy and a successful conclusion on September 12, 2024, at the historic Hasegg Castle in Hall. The exhibition, entitled "Tyrol in its Colors and Forms," not only offered an impressive cross-section of the Tyrolean art scene, but also served an important purpose: The proceeds from the sold artworks go directly to the valuable work of Krebshilfe Tirol.
Finissage with live music and interesting discussions
The exhibition concluded with an atmospheric closing reception, accompanied by live music, bringing together art lovers, artists, and supporters of Krebshilfe Tirol. In a relaxed atmosphere, guests had the opportunity for stimulating conversations while admiring the artworks and discussing the event's charitable mission. The positive response and strong interest in the exhibited works, which could be purchased both on-site and through an online exhibition on the Krebshilfe website, were particularly gratifying.
A contribution to Cancer Aid Tyrol
All proceeds from the exhibition go directly to Krebshilfe Tirol, which funds its comprehensive counseling services, psycho-oncological support, and art therapy programs for those affected. "It is a special honor to once again be part of this wonderful event as an artist and to make my contribution to such an important cause," says Julia Lippitsch, who was represented again this year with her works. "The exhibition combines art and charity in an inspiring way, and I am grateful to be part of this important project."
Art helps – also in the future
The exhibition offered both established artists and emerging talents a platform to present their works to a broad audience. At the same time, it raised awareness of the important work of Krebshilfe Tirol.
https://www.hall-in-tirol.at/presse/charity-kunstausstellung-kunst-hilft-2024
