Rob Mortimer: Paintings for Parkinson's
Rob Mortimer 'A Summer's Day at the Beach' | 2022 | acrylic on canvas | 75 x 101cm
 
 

Rob Mortimer: Paintings for Parkinson's


Art exhibition and charity auction, where painting meets purpose

Art, community, and compassion will come together this February at Paintings for Parkinson’s, featuring large and vivid works by award winning artist Rob Mortimer.

This special art exhibition and twilight charity auction, will take place in the Arts and Ecology Centre, in support of Shake It Up Australia.

Key dates:

ExhibitionWed 25 Feb - Sun 8 March10am - 1pmFree entry
AuctionFri 27th February5.30pm - 8pmRSVP required

Hosted by The 60 Plus Playground, this inspiring evening will feature acclaimed local artist Rob Mortimer, 2022 People’s Choice Award Winner, appearing in person to share the stories and inspiration behind his latest body of work. In a powerful act of generosity, a portion of all proceeds from the event will go directly toward funding vital Parkinson’s research through Shake It Up Australia.

The event invites guests to experience the meaningful intersection of creativity and impact — where every brushstroke helps move research closer to a cure.

“This is more than an art exhibition,” said event organisers.
“It’s about connection, conversation, and using creativity as a force for real change.”

Auction details

Friday 27th Feburary, 5.30pm

Master of Ceremonies Ken Jones — Proud 60 Plus Playground Influencer and Fitness Advocate

Guest speakers:

  • Rob Mortimer — People’s Choice Award Winning Artist
  • Gary McKitterick Gillett — Director, Trek Ready Himalayas, speaking on behalf of Shake It Up Australia
  • Kerrie Peck — Creative Director, 60 Plus Playground, Retired Not Expired – It’s Time to Play
  • Neil Collier — Director, Silver Fox Initiative, Mental Health Matters

Proudly supported by:

  • Shake It Up Australia
  • Trek Ready Himalayas
  • Silver Fox Initiative
  • 60 Plus Playground Community

Guests will enjoy a relaxed twilight atmosphere set among the breathtaking Botanic Garden, followed by a live auction that transforms creativity into meaningful funding for Parkinson’s research.

Together, we can turn creativity into action — because a world without Parkinson’s is a better world for us all.