We’re delighted to introduce our Crafted in Conflict: Trench Art from the Front Lines and Beyond Exhibition.
Trench Art is often associated with the First World War, but it also applies to items produced in earlier and later wars. In fact Trench Art refers to a diverse range of decorative and functional item created during or shortly after times of conflict. Despite, the name not all of it was created literally in the trenches with some being made by civilians, prisoners of war and more.
This exhibition hopes to help dispel some of the commonly believed myths about Trench Art.
You will be able to learn more about Trench Art from this exhibition and see some examples from The Devil’s Porridge Museum’s collection that are not normally on display.
Visitors can enjoy this exhibition as part of their visit into The Devil’s Porridge Museum. Normal admission prices and opening hours to The Devil’s Porridge Museum do apply. Find our admission prices and opening hours here>
Crafted in Conflict will be at The Devil’s Porridge Museum until 28th February 2025.
