Hackney Flowers by Stephen Gill

Thanks for the amazing response to our post on Buying Art to Benefit Haiti and doubly-so to everyone who re-tweeted the post and helped spread the word!

Huge thanks to @designrelated, @agreenerlifeorg, @delphiglass, @brookpete, @carasheppard, @megan19, @fotonaparede, @barneyfiber, @ambermaitland, @jcapdesign, @seven25, @artvisions, @aigaarizona, @foodforyoureyes, @misskirag, @ellieofmint, and @theartiststruth

Here are some updates from readers:

• Rafael Soldi's Haiti Relief Benefit Print Sale is still going strong. Several editions have already sold out, including both by our Hot Shots Rachel Hulin and Molly Landreth. However, there are still more artists to collect, so head on over!
• Congratulations to Stephen Gill who raised over $6,000 for the British Red Cross selling editions of his (now sold out) print, Hackney Flowers (above)
• Crista Dix from Wall Space Gallery in Seattle wrote in to let us know that photographers Jeff Antebi and Emily Nathan, who are currently showing in the gallery's New Directions 2010, are donating the proceeds from $25 editions of their prints to Doctors without Borders or OxFam (purchaser's choice)
• Sycamore Street Press let us know that Jamie Tallerico will be donating 100% of proceeds from his $25 letterpress print to Red Cross efforts in Haiti.
• Flickr users have banded together to auction off prints of their work and send the proceeds to Haiti. Check out the Charity Print Auctions pool for more info and over 300 auction lots!

Thanks again for all your enthusiasm and contributions! If you've heard of a great way that art and design are benefitting Haiti that we haven't mentioned reply to @20x200 on Twitter or leave a comment on this post.