Housed in the former Bethlem Royal Hospital, of all London’s big museums the IWM feels the most misrepresented by its bombastic name.
Far from a celebration of empire, the museum does a lot to convey the grim reality of modern conflicts, covering World War 1 onwards.
View the poignant human experiences of war through the lens of Tim Hetherington, featuring a mix of his impactful photography, personal diaries, and multi-screen film.
Examine the psychological impacts of war, from how conflicts shape thoughts and emotions to the role of personal objects in offering comfort.
Top war photographers discuss the impact and ethics of capturing conflicts, from WWII to current events, highlighting historic and ongoing wars.
