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Rainbows for the NHS

Hannah Rebecca Keeton by Hannah Rebecca Keeton
April 28, 2020
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Rainbows for the NHS

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The UK has never seen so many rainbows pop up with so little rain. They’ve appeared in windows, taped to front doors, and chalked onto the pavement.

All of these rainbows are a symbol of unity across the country, a reminder to stay positive, and a thank you to the NHS. A collective message to stay strong, stay safe, and stay home.

Even the artist Damien Hirst is now taking part as his new work Butterfly Rainbow is made available to download online from his website to add to the rainbows already lining the streets.

The original design is made from bands of coloured butterfly wings and a limited edition of the work will also be sold by Damien Hirst to raise money for the NHS with the details to be announced on his Instagram page.

 

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