ArtArmor: London’s First Public Art Exhibition That Saves Lives in Ukraine
19th to 31st January 2024 (11am to 5:45pm, Monday to Saturday)
*Open Call for U.K. Artists To Turn Armour into Art*
Pictured left to right: Invite to exhibition showing painted armour plate, orthodox style ‘spiritual icon’ painted plate, soldiers wearing NP Aerospace body armour in Ukraine, President Zelenskyy signing one of the plates.
A unique art exhibition showing armour that has saved the lives of Ukrainians is heading to London for the first time to the High Commission of Canada Gallery on Trafalgar Square from 19th to 31st January 2024.
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13 Responses to “ArtArmor: London’s First Public Art Exhibition That Saves Lives in Ukraine”
A proper exhibit would just be a pile of US dollars and bottles of the sweat of the American worker, since that is what’s really doing any of the life saving there.
Yawnz,
So how much did we spend in money and lives in Muslim crap-holes? They still hate us. Being Ukrainian and a US combat vet, I find your armchair quarterbacking to be distasteful and ignorant. Ukraine didn’t ask to have women killed and raped, and babies murdered. But I guess you’re ok with that. You’re a mental midget if you think that Putin will stop with Ukraine. when he attacks a NATO country, we’ll be sending American troops. Then you’d wish we would have supported Ukraine more. Drop dead! Slava Ukraini, Heroyam Slava!
Ukraine learned the hard way about letting the CIA run a coup in their country. I don’t root for either “side” in this conflict. It’s none of my business.
13 hour wait times are because the uninsured and undocumented use Emergency Rooms as primary care centers. Over-regulation of private insurance and government stifling both innovation and competition within healthcare are to blame for the system’s inefficiency, not foreign aid.
ER in a major US city and it’s a similar story. I grabbed a mylar blanket out of my truck for a shivering elderly woman in the waiting room. Several hours later when I got admitted for some x rays, I found out she was just coming down from her crack pipe high and was there for dialysis for uncontrolled type 2 diabetes. Our actions and inaction have netted us the governments we have around the world.
All that said, personalized gear with art is pretty cool.
I had a stroke a little over three years ago and was made to wait for over an hour at the E.D. while people with scrapes and cuts were going ahead of me. Did I mention that I could barely speak and the right side of my body didn’t work?! They kicked my mom out and I’m pretty sure I was made to wait because I refused to put a damn mask on as the admitting lady chewed me out repeatedly and admitted that she was a proud Biden supporter. I told her she was a moron. Then, the nurses had the balls to push the vaccine on me 6 times (I refused politely until the last time when I flat-out told her to FUCK OFF as I had bigger issues that possibly catching Covid). I’ve always been pretty blunt, but almost dying from a pretty rare thing at 41 made it worse(or better, depending on what side you’re on, haha). I don’t like being talked down to, especially when trying to get help for something that happened to me that was not a result of stupidity.
It was an unreal experience on E.D., but the neurotrauma department was amazing and they told me what to say to jump the line if I had further issues, which I did and I have.
A proper exhibit would just be a pile of US dollars and bottles of the sweat of the American worker, since that is what’s really doing any of the life saving there.
Sir thank you for dropping some facts.
Yawnz,
So how much did we spend in money and lives in Muslim crap-holes? They still hate us. Being Ukrainian and a US combat vet, I find your armchair quarterbacking to be distasteful and ignorant. Ukraine didn’t ask to have women killed and raped, and babies murdered. But I guess you’re ok with that. You’re a mental midget if you think that Putin will stop with Ukraine. when he attacks a NATO country, we’ll be sending American troops. Then you’d wish we would have supported Ukraine more. Drop dead! Slava Ukraini, Heroyam Slava!
Ukraine learned the hard way about letting the CIA run a coup in their country. I don’t root for either “side” in this conflict. It’s none of my business.
Correct Phil, predictably pedantic…again.
Canada.
Billions to Ukraine and Israel… need to go to an emergency room? 10-13 hour wait times. You might die waiting to see a doctor.
Standing ovation for a real live Nazi.
Slava commy Canada! Crushing it.
13 hour wait times are because the uninsured and undocumented use Emergency Rooms as primary care centers. Over-regulation of private insurance and government stifling both innovation and competition within healthcare are to blame for the system’s inefficiency, not foreign aid.
The problem is government interference.
Res ipsa loquitur – The Thing Speaks for itself AKA Let a Moron be a Moron..
ER in a major US city and it’s a similar story. I grabbed a mylar blanket out of my truck for a shivering elderly woman in the waiting room. Several hours later when I got admitted for some x rays, I found out she was just coming down from her crack pipe high and was there for dialysis for uncontrolled type 2 diabetes. Our actions and inaction have netted us the governments we have around the world.
All that said, personalized gear with art is pretty cool.
I had a stroke a little over three years ago and was made to wait for over an hour at the E.D. while people with scrapes and cuts were going ahead of me. Did I mention that I could barely speak and the right side of my body didn’t work?! They kicked my mom out and I’m pretty sure I was made to wait because I refused to put a damn mask on as the admitting lady chewed me out repeatedly and admitted that she was a proud Biden supporter. I told her she was a moron. Then, the nurses had the balls to push the vaccine on me 6 times (I refused politely until the last time when I flat-out told her to FUCK OFF as I had bigger issues that possibly catching Covid). I’ve always been pretty blunt, but almost dying from a pretty rare thing at 41 made it worse(or better, depending on what side you’re on, haha). I don’t like being talked down to, especially when trying to get help for something that happened to me that was not a result of stupidity.
It was an unreal experience on E.D., but the neurotrauma department was amazing and they told me what to say to jump the line if I had further issues, which I did and I have.
This is a great exhibit – honoring people who have the courage to fight against a genocidal invader.
Ol’ Yawnz back again with another predictably brain-dead hot take.
Yay Israel!