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"ON LINE ART FOR RESEARCH", I know your are always busy, I know you would like to help, so if you are an art-lover, or you know what you like, or even want a good investment this could be just for you.
Not often do you find brilliant artworks from seven of Australia's artistic treasures in one Gallery:
A bonus painting by John Coburn
You can view the Artworks via this site or in person at the Cooks Hill Gallery from
Friday June 14th - June 28
Hours: Fri, Sat, Mon 11-6, Sun 2-6 or by appointment
A portion of sales will raise funds for the Hunter Medical Research Institute, an energetic innovative network of 300 medical & health researchers developing cutting edge research into cancer, heart disease, asthma, mental health, prematurely and aging
"SEVEN TREASURES"
Have something spectacular to show for your investment in Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI).
HMRI is offering a unique opportunity to purchase from a specially curated collection of seven major Australian artists, Brett Whiteley, Arthur Boyd, Tim Storrier, Ray Crooke, Charles Blackman, William Dobell and Rick Everingham.
Seven Treasures is coming to you online.
Alternate viewings can be arranged through Mark Widdup at the Cooks Hill Galleries. Works can be brought to your home for your convenience or will be exhibited at the gallery during this time.
If you indicate your support of HMRI when you make your purchase part of the commission on each of these works will go towards supporting local medical and health research.
Who are we? Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) is a. partnership between the University of Newcastle, Hunter Health and the business and general community.
An umbrella organisation for over 300 health and medical researchers, HMRI focusses its research in ten key areas including, asthma and immunology, cancer (breast, bowel, skin, leaukemia and genetics), premature birth, heart and lung disease. public health (ageing, health service delivery) and clinical trials.
What we can achieve together? Your investment will bring better health to our community.
You may have heard recently of the exciting world first procedure by HMR1 researcher Dr Suku Thambar, who took stem cells from a patient's hip and injected into his damaged heart. This world
first procedure could lead the way in revolutionary treatments to cure and stage coronary artary disease.
Discovery of the placental clock by Professor R Smith's team at the Mothers &
Babies Research Centre, was the first intenation breakthrough in thirty years, into why women deliver their babies prematurely.
Our young medical researcher of the year Dr Darren Shafren has discovered a virus that destroys melanoma cells.
This is indicative of the innovative research funded by HMRI.
HMRl is the only regional health and medical research institute in Australia and is touted by NSW government as an exciting model of medical research.
Be involved in this exciting development that is part of the renaissance of our region.
Remember health touches everyone and research cures
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Brett Whiteley
Arthur Boyd
Tim Storrier
Ray Crooke
Charles Blackman
Rick Everingham
William Dobell