Bespoke Mr Brainwash art created to support Teenage Cancer Trust

World-famous street artist Mr. Brainwash is bringing his trademark energy to Teenage Cancer Trust this year, creating bespoke artwork that will be a tribute to the legendary Royal Albert Hall.  

This exclusive masterpiece, called “Turn Up The Love” created in partnership with Clarendon Fine Art, will be exhibited at the Royal Albert Hall during Teenage Cancer Trust’s flagship fundraising gigs, taking place from 24-30 March.

The week-long gigs which were founded in 2000 by the charity’s Honorary Patron and lead-singer of The Who, Roger Daltrey CBE, have seen some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry raise more than £34 million for Teenage Cancer Trust to help fund specialist nurses, hospital units and youth support coordinators to help young people with cancer. 

Fans and collectors have the rare chance to own a limited-edition run of Mr Brainwash prints, with proceeds going to Teenage Cancer Trust to ensure that no young person faces cancer alone.   

Mr. Brainwash, famed for his vibrant and thought-provoking street art, originally gained global recognition with his 2008 Life is Beautiful exhibition and as the central figure in Banksy’s Oscar-nominated documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop.  Throughout all of his work he expresses his mantra: “Art has no rules.” 

Mr. Brainwash’s celebrity collectors include the Obamas, the Beckhams and Rihanna. He has also collaborated with Marvel and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and designed album covers for Madonna and Michael Jackson. 

Clarendon Fine Art, a leading specialist in contemporary and investment art, is proud to partner with Mr. Brainwash and Teenage Cancer Trust for the project. As Mr.Brainwash’s exclusive UK gallery representative, Clarendon Fine Art has played a pivotal role in bringing his artwork to a wider audience.  

Mr. Brainwash said: “Life is beautiful, and art has the power to make it even more beautiful. The Royal Albert Hall is legendary, and these concerts represent hope for so many young people. I wanted to capture that love, energy, and passion. Through art, we can spread love and support those who need it most.”

Jamie Johnson, Head of Music & Entertainment at Teenage Cancer Trust, said: “Art has the power to inspire, connect, and make a real difference in the world—and at Teenage Cancer Trust, we’ve seen first-hand how creativity can transform lives and bring people together to support young people with cancer.

“This latest collaboration is no exception. We are incredibly excited and grateful that, in partnership with Clarendon Fine Art, world-renowned street artist Mr. Brainwash is creating a limited-edition artwork for Teenage Cancer Trust.

“Money raised from the exclusive collection will help the charity continue to fund vital services within the NHS, such as specialist units, nurses, and youth workers, so young people with cancer can get the individual care and support they need at this critical stage of their lives.

“You only get one chance at being young and cancer threatens to tear young people’s lives apart. Without the right support, it can have a devastating impact on the rest of their lives.

“We cannot thank Mr. Brainwash, and Clarendon Fine Art enough for supporting Teenage Cancer Trust and for helping us to ensure that young people don’t face cancer alone.” 

Sara Hill, Chief Creative Officer Clarendon Fine Art, said: “As Mr. Brainwash’s exclusive UK partner, we’re thrilled to be a part of this incredible project supporting Teenage Cancer Trust. 

“This bespoke artwork embodies his bold, uplifting vision while celebrating both the iconic Royal Albert Hall and the transformative power of music. 

“Through our galleries across the UK, we’re delighted to connect collectors with this special piece, knowing every sale will directly support young people facing cancer.”