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An exhibition that showcases the benefits of Theraputic Arts. Exploring a wide range of techniques involved in helping people build confidence, and alternative ways to express how they're feeling.

Learning Through the Arts

When the Second War World ended in 1945, the war caused devastation and destruction to British life and infrastructure. In 1948, the British government called upon citizens from the Commonwealth to come and rebuild Britain. 493 men and some women responded to that call and came on the on the ship called 'The Empire Windrush'. This is the story of Windrush migrants, the first mass migration from the Caribbean to Britain.



Using exhibition, group seminar and a series of family craft workshops, this project will illustrate the invaluable contributions made by Caribbean migrants to rebuilding Britain after the second world war; as we commemorating 70 years of the arrival of Empire Windrush's voyage from the Caribbean to Tilbury in 1948.

Following a stroke in 1999, painting played a significant part in David’s recovery. He works in acrylics, oils and pen and ink. His subject matter reflects his love for transport, music and portraiture.

The Kaleidoscope Club is the art group based at the Chilterns MS Centre, Wendover. The Centre is a charity for those affected by Multiple Sclerosis, including family, friends and carers.

Ben Hetherington

Ben produced an exhibition featuring paintings of a different flower each month over one year, ranging from Winter Buttercups (January) to Cineraria (December), at Lindengate in Wendover.



Ben has had a keen interest in art since he was a child, despite never being taught, and often uses painting as a way to help relieve stress.



Ben has also produced other paintings including monkeys, apes and local landscapes.