Portraits by Rebecca Evans

Portraits by Rebecca Evans

BRIEF ARTIST STATEMENT Through art, I explore self. I not only seek to discover meaning in my personal experiences, but I long to understand the world around me. I'm drawn to loose watercolor and poetry. They feel like an opposing couple, but both require the relinquishment of control. In watercolor,...

Mike Henry

Mike Henry is a veteran and professional artist who serves as a facilitator with the Patriot Art Foundation. Through his role as an instructor, he combines his passion for art with his commitment to supporting fellow veterans. Mike has led up to five classes for veterans in VA hospitals and...

Stacy L. Pearsall

Stacy L. Pearsall got her start as an Air Force photographer at the age of 17. During her time in service, she traveled to over 41 countries, and attended the Military Photojournalism Program at S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University from which she is a 50 Forward...

Gladys Lawrence: Veteran and Student of The Patriot Foundation

Gladys Lawrence: Veteran and Student of The Patriot Foundation Photo of Gladys LawrenceStudent of Mary Whyte's Watercolor Bootcamp Terracotta regularly teams up with The Patriot Art Foundation led by Mary Whyte to bring online Watercolor instruction to Veterans of the United States military at no cost. Gladys Lawrence is a...

Suzanne Accetta’s “Mending a Heart” Exhibition

Suzanne Accetta’s – PAF Art Muster Instructor’s work was shown at The Galleries at First Presbyterian Church in Greenville, SC. from September 5- January 16th.  The show was called Mending a Heart: One Brushstroke at a Time.  Please check out the link to the digital flipbook of her show.  https://online.fliphtml5.com/apexwq/rvnz/...

Positive Impact of Art“Thank you for what you are doing. Learning how to paint has given me my life back.” - Zach H., Veteran

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In 2019, Mary Whyte’s groundbreaking traveling exhibition of 50 watercolors called We the People: Portraits of Veterans in America opened to the public in Charleston, South Carolina. In the first six weeks alone over 22,000 people viewed the collection. The response, especially from veterans, confirmed Whyte’s belief in art’s extraordinary power to communicate and connect. And so, what began as fifty portraits turned into a national mission giving veterans a means of finding whole health through art and self expression.

If you have a heart for veterans, art and teaching, contact info@patriotartfoundation.org

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