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Country and Townhouse ' The Best Art Exhibitions in the UK '

Country and Townhouse ' The Best Art Exhibitions in the UK '

‘Art in the Aftermath’ by Style for Soldiers at 15 Barkers Pool, Sheffield

The Best Art Exhibitions in the UK

Art in the Aftermath is a unique exhibition showcasing, with a positive stance, the immense strength of some of the women and men who have coped with PTSD and life-changing injuries once coming out of severe violent conflict in Afghanistan. It is presented by Style for Soldiers, started by menswear designer Emma Willis as a response to those who have been medically discharged from the military and some of the challenges they face. Exhibiting artists are portrait painter, poet and motivational speaker Stewart Hill, painter Martin Wade who himself was medically discharged in 2015, Former Guardsman and painter Dougie Adams, poet and artist Karl Tearney, artist Harry Parker, and sculptor John Cutting. The exhibition is free but donations to the cause are greatly appreciated. 22-26 July, styleforsoldiers.com

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The star - Images of stylish clothing made for soldiers and artwork made by veterans to go on display at Sheffield exhibition
Art exhibition

The star - Images of stylish clothing made for soldiers and artwork made by veterans to go on display at Sheffield exhibition

Emma Willis MBE, who is a boutique bespoke shirtmaker with 20 years experience, launched Style for Soldiers, a charity focused on making smart shirts and regimental walking sticks for young men an...

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Gloucestershire Live - Powerful exhibition in Gloucester showcases how ex-soldiers are processing PTSD

Gloucestershire Live - Powerful exhibition in Gloucester showcases how ex-soldiers are processing PTSD

'Art in the Aftermath' showcases how painting can be therapeutic. An art exhibition showcasing the bravery of British soldiers who served in Afghanistan has opened in Gloucester city centre. 'Art i...

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