Sentences with phrase «air raid shelters»

The exhibition will also feature some of Moore's first lithographs, as well as wartime drawings of sleepers packed into the London underground when its stations served as air raid shelters.

The veneer of new wealth around the village - gourmet restaurants and art galleries, a winery - can not conceal abandoned outbuildings, disused air raid shelters, rusting farm tools, and trucks left wherever they stopped.

The parts can be used pictorially, to map out an image of a spaceship or a monster; or more structurally, with one school using a loose - parts system to create make - shift air raid shelters when learning about the London Blitz in the Second World War.

From «onesies» to wear in the air raid shelter to jewellery created from aeroplane parts — Fashion on the Ration explores how fashion flourished under rationing in the 1940s.

Buried deep within a hillside in south - central China, her perfectly preserved tomb was discovered in 1972 by workers digging an air raid shelter.

By the time they get back, Johnny is gone, off hiding in an air raid shelter.

Gradually, the character of this courageous little boy emerged from the smoke and the rubble of the air raid shelter...

These tours are less frequent, so do check at the local tourist office — Roses Tours To Air Raid Shelter

I learned as a child that if I heard a rocket, the German V I «doodlebug», I went directly to an air raid shelter.

Not exact matches

He added, «In almost all cases, a reinforced room or air - raid shelter is sufficient protection against a rocket of this type.»

I mean I saw it before and then came out of an air - raid shelter and saw it afterwards, and certainly one response is laughter.

Also includes a template of a ration book for children to complete, a worksheet based around rationing and a planning sheet for making your own air - raid shelter.

I'm sure it wasn't really an air - raid shelter.

During an air raid, 16 year old Noah and his little sister Renie seek shelter in a bunker.

Participating artist Elaine Cameron - Weir will build a rudimentary structure based on plans for a backyard air - raid shelter; Jon Rafman will transform a gallery stand into a secret cinema; and Dora Budor will supplement the art fair's usual routine by using cinematic doubling to question perception and reality.

Brandt followed crowds during the nightly air raids and produced eerily beautiful images of the makeshift bomb shelters and the people who fled to them.

The exhibition, titled Resonance and Silence will be on display in the former air - raid shelter at Haus der Kunst.

This year, everyone is talking about the military - style bunker or backyard air - raid shelter (containing neon sculptures) that 32 - year - old Canadian artist Elaine Cameron - Weir is building on the lawn right outside Frieze.

Requiring a minimum of 2000 square metres for the installation, the work was shown in non-art venues in each of the four cities: a vast underground car park located in a new development of houses and apartments in the rapidly expanding city of Guangzhou; the main hall of the National Museum of Modern Chinese History on Tianamen Square in the heart of Beijing; an upper floor in a riverside warehouse providing grain and rice to feed the people of Shanghai; and a cavernous former underground air - raid shelter in central Chongqing.