Ulio and Anthony Battistessa.
Camera IconUlio and Anthony Battistessa. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Auction to help medical care

Joel KellyThe Advocate

Ulio, the son of Swan Valley artist Antonio Battistessa, was diagnosed with synovial sarcoma cancer more than a year ago and his leg was recently amputated due to the disease.

All art, hospitality, produce and event co-ordination for the fundraiser has been donated, with all proceeds going directly to the Ulio Jujol Battistessa Trust.

A selection of fine art and sculptures will be available by live auction, silent auction and fixed price purchase.

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Caversham House will host the event at 6.30pm on August 7 and a '50s, '60s or '70s inspired formal attire is required.

Limited tickets at http://www. trybooking.com/IGHZ for $65, which includes a meal.