Original Keep A Breast Art Events | Programs | Europe

The Original Keep A Breast Art Events program is designed to celebrate and create awareness by harnessing the power of art to communicate complex feelings and thoughts about health, the female form and ultimately about breast cancer. The Original KAB Art Events program targets long term partnerships with organizations having a broad reach.

Combining sculpture, philanthropy, and symbolic artistry, a KAB Art Event exhibits one-of-a-kind plaster forms of the female torso’s, customized by artists and auctioned off to raise funds for KAB’s breast cancer awareness programs. Our Keep A Breast has had the privilege of hosting exhibits all over the world in well-known museums, five star hotels, luxurious boutiques, phenomenal clubs and world-renowned galleries.

“We are often struck by the absolute and overwhelming feeling that the work Keep A Breast is doing is important. We can make the difference by raising awareness, raising people’s spirits and helping to save lives.” – Shaney jo Darden

Castees and artists in these exhibitions become ambassadors, role models and leaders for today’s youth by helping Keep A Breast spread the word about breast cancer prevention, early detection, and the importance of living a healthy toxic free lifestyle. These KAB Breast Cast Events use art and artistic expression to inform young people about methods of prevention, early detection, coping and support. KAB Art Events have graced the cover of many popular magazines and have taken place across the globe: Canada, Australia, Europe and in the States: Hawaii, New York City, Los Angeles and many more.

Some of today’s most progressive artists, athletes and celebrities have participated in Keep A Breast Art Events, including Shepard Fairey, Dita Von Tesse, pro surfers Lisa Anderson and Layne Beachley, musicians Tom Delonge of Angels and Airwaves, Katy Perry, Pink, Maya Ford of the Donnas, The Foo Fighters and many more.

If you are interested in holding a community Keep A Breast Breast Cast Exhibition please click here.