The Great War, as seen through both the fine and popular arts, is the theme of a Centenary exhibition which runs at the Morley Gallery in London until October 2nd 2014.
Continue reading
Author: CN Editorial Team
Centenary update: remembering the Battle of the Aisne
Paul Kendall reports for Centenary News on events in France marking the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Aisne, where trench warfare started in September 1914.
Continue readingThe Great War as recorded in the arts: an exhibition at London’s Morley Gallery
The Great War, as seen through both the fine and popular arts, is the theme of a Centenary exhibition which runs at the Morley Gallery in London until October 2nd 2014
Continue readingLondon to Ypres trek to mark the Centenary of the outbreak of the First World War
The Royal Star & Garter Homes is organising a five day trek from London to Ypres to mark the Centenary of the outbreak of the First World War.
Continue reading
London ‘Battle Bus’ leaves for Centenary Western Front tour
London Transport Museum’s restored First World War bus has set off on a tour of the former battlefields of Flanders and France.
Continue readingEuropean Museums during the First World War conference
A conference focusing on museums during the First World War will be held at Technische Universität, Berlin.
Continue reading
Preserving the Past – the East Belfast & The Great War Project
East Belfast & The Great War, a First World War commemoration project, has just announced the first date in a series of ‘Military Antiques Roadshows’.
Continue reading
It’s Still Quiet… An article about a new graphic novel based on “All Quiet on The Western Front”
The legacy of one of the First World War’s best known pieces of literature has been re-imagined in a stark new way. Article by CN writer Christopher J Harvie.
Continue reading
It’s Still Quiet… An article about a new graphic novel based on “All Quiet on The Western Front”
The legacy of one of the First World War’s best known pieces of literature has been re-imagined in a stark new way. Article by CN writer Christopher J Harvie.
Continue readingKriegsbilder vom Hartmannsweilerkopf Krieg im Elsass 1914/1915, Rastatt Museum
A temporary photographic exhibition will be held at the Rastatt Museum in Germany from Autumn 2014 onwards.
Continue reading