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Tuesday 14th February - Friday 31st March | 2023
The National Holocaust Centre & Museum
From £7.50 (Included in admission price)
One Story, Many Voices is an innovative digital installation project created by a group of professional poets, local communities and members of the Imperial War Museum’s Second World War and Holocaust Partnership Programme’s (SWWHPP) with the help and expertise in sound recording provided by StoryFutures Academy.
The Museum's participation is the poem ‘White Roses’ by professional poet Amina Atiq. Her poem is a reflection on the testimony of Holocaust Survivor Simon Winston’s and the Hidden Childhood Sculpture created by Stanley Bullard. Hidden Childhood is proudly displayed in their Memorial Garden and is available for visitors to view.
The installation contains audio pieces which can be listened via headphones, speakers or through your own mobile device. The volume can be adjusted. There will be transcripts available of the sound pieces.
Please note that the stories presented in the installation contain themes of war and conflict.
The installation can be enjoyed as part of the museum’s Admission price.
Dates & Times:
Tuesday 14th until Friday 17th February from 10am until 4.30pm.
Sundays (excluding Easter Sunday) from 10am until 4.30pm.
Weekdays from Monday 20th February until the end of March from 2.30pm until 4.30pm.
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