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CloseThese brightly coloured boats pay homage to the hundreds of ships that were ‘dazzled’ during the First World War.
Find Out MoreThis global digital projects aims to reunite digitally the 888,246 ceramic poppies from artist Paul Cummins and designer Tom Piper’s 2014 installation, Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red.
Find Out MoreThe huge wartime changes in women’s lives and responsibilities inspired this innovative exhibition, which re-examined the conflict’s fashion legacy for the 21st century.
Find Out MoreAn exhibition about the extraordinary living memorial to the Battle of the Somme when 1400 volunteers dressed in wartime uniform appeared unannounced across the UK.
Find Out MoreFeaturing a film by Esther Johnson and a soundtrack by Field Music and Warm Digits, Asunder examined the Battle of the Somme through the prism of a single city – Sunderland.
Find Out MoreOn the centenary of the Russian Revolution, the Turner Prize-nominated artist brought a statue of Friedrich Engels from Ukraine and installed it in central Manchester.
Find Out MorePart two of this musical-theatre trilogy focused on the poignant stories of three British women living through the traumas of the First World War.
Find Out MoreSimon McBurney directed a German cast in this pioneering collaboration between two of Europe’s most innovative and exciting theatre companies.
Find Out MoreInspired by the haunting works of the British surrealist painter, McKean’s major new book launched with a series of multimedia performances.
Find Out MoreMichael Nunn and William Trevitt adapted their highly acclaimed 14-18 NOW dance performance to the screen in this moving silent drama.
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