July 17, 2014
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5:33Now PlayingWhether poetry or paintings, the work of war artists can bring life to the realities, the glory and the horrors of war. But when the grand exhibition halls of the Imperial War Museum reopen in a couple of days after renovation, the more familiar stories of the first and second world wars will be joined by a new tale - the experience of British soldiers in Afghanistan. The artist, Mark Neville spent three months in Helmand documenting the life of the modern military.
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