Bernard Meninsky created The Arrival of a Leave Train, Victoria Station, 1918, after being asked to paint “…typical London scenes. Installed alongside the Munich Documentation Centre’s permanent display of artefacts, Jung’s drawings highlight the difficulty of keeping remembrance alive but, as with so many of the works in ‘Tell me about yesterday tomorrow’, they also underscore the role contemporary art can play in ensuring such historic atrocities are never forgotten and, crucially, never repeated. IWM worked with six Royal Academicians to reveal how the IWM collections influence and impact their work.

Their sacrifices should always be remembered and their memory passed on to our young, so they may understand what was given by them – for us. Cas Holmes is one of the UK’s best-known textile artists with works in public and private collections.

Since it creation and first showing at the European Patchwork Meeting this piece has accompanied others in the 40 Yards series as they have grown and been exhibited in a variety of galleries and places in the last two years including an old army barracks in Parc Theodore Monad, France under the invitation of the City of Le Mans and more recently at the Farnham Pottery. The presence of this historic stone in close proximity to the recently constructed museum correlates with one of the central issues raised by ‘Tell me about yesterday tomorrow’, an exhibition curated by Nicolaus Schafhausen and Juliane Bischoff, which features works by 46 international artists including Cana Bilir-Meier, Loretta Fahrenholz, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Ydessa Hendeles, Arthur Jafa, Michaela Mélian, Emeka Ogboh and Hito Steyerl. Next to the new building lies a weathered plinth: the sole remains of a memorial dedicated to those who died during the failed Nazi putsch of November 1923.

His work become more naturalistic as the war progressed because he felt compelled to visually report what he witnessed.

This has resulted in a diverse and challenging collection of artwork, the highlights of which are brought together in a new book, Art from Contemporary Conflict . Remembrance Sunday is a national opportunity to remember the service and sacrifice of all those that have defended our freedoms and protected our way of life. A decision was therefore taken to supress the Dardanelles defences by landing soldiers on the Gallipoli peninsula before making another attempt. She is a member of Art Textiles Made in Britain who will be exhibiting Concealed at Maidstone Museum and Art Gallery December 2017-February 2018.

Where Poppies Bloom: A Song For Remembrance Day - Get your kids off their seats and on their feet with this thoughtful and reflective song, perfect for honouring Remembrance Day. The process can be incredibly lengthy and complex but always fall into three key areas and not usually worked on in any one sequence. Among other things, the book advised mothers to ignore the emotional needs of their babies and to keep touch to a minimum. The plastic-free poppy is created from bespoke red and green paper manufactured by specialist papermaker James Cropper. Today, over five million Scottish poppies (which have four petals and no leaf unlike poppies in the rest of the UK) are still made by hand by disabled ex-Servicemen at Lady Haig's Poppy Factory each year and distributed by our sister charity Poppyscotland.

As any carer accompanying a veteran will be included within the 10,000-attendance cap; where appropriate, the option of one veteran assisting another for the duration of the dispersal should be considered. She campaigned to get it adopted as an official symbol of Remembrance across the United States and worked with others who were trying to do the same in Canada, Australia, and the UK. This PowerPoints has been designed by teachers and is ready-to-use, giving your students an informative and interesting introduction to Remembrance Day and saving you time on lesson planning. On the contrary, she says, "There's a magic and mystery in positive events," so analyzing them lifts the veil and makes wondrous events more ordinary. For three months in 2015, St David’s Presbyterian Church in Auckland stood covered in thousands of brass art works by Max Gimblett – a glimmering form of remembrance for all New Zealanders who served in World War I.

Challenge your young learners to use a variety of tools and matierials to count using these numbered Remembrance Day poppies.Why not then teach pupils a bit about some of the key battlegrounds of the war with this informative All About Flanders Fields Information PowerPoint?