Art, fashion and science unite at Cure3, an exhibition Art, fashion and science unite at Cure3, an exhibition devised and curated by Artwise in partnership with Bonhams, to raise awareness and funds for The Cure Parkinson’s Trust. Do you know anyone with Parkinson’s Disease? Most people do, and it is not surprising when you look at the statistics: there are an estimated 10 million people living with Parkinson’s Disease worldwide and in the UK around 1 in 500 are diagnosed with this cruel degenerative neurological disease - that currently has no cure. As a call to action, art, fashion and science unite with Cure3, the acclaimed contemporary art fundraising exhibition, established in 2017 and now in its third edition. For Cure3 2020 over 90 participating artists including leading names from the world of fashion – the highest participating number ever. As well as a host of returning supporters, including Anish Kapoor, Conrad Shawcross, Ron Arad, Rana Begum, Annie Morris and Idris Khan , Cure is delighted to welcome more than 12 new artists for 2020, including the legendary Guyana-born, British artist, Frank Bowling, in addition to Do Ho Suh, Hurvin Anderson , Joana Vasconcelos, Billy Childish and Chantal Joffe. We are also delighted to welcome famous names from the world of fashion for 2020, including Giles Deacon, Roksanda Ilinc?ic´ and Molly Goddard. The unique concept for Cure3 remains the same: each artist is given a bespoke Perspex cube measuring just 20cm3 as a compact space to interact with in any way to create original artworks on or within. The resultant highly sought-after and collectable artworks will be exhibited at Bonhams from 5-8 September and sold online from 8th, with prices ranging from under £500 to over £65,000. Fenwick, London will devote 2 of its windows to the Cure? from 1st – 22nd September