A multi-media sculpture built by schoolchildren and members of the public is being unveiled to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Birmingham Blitz. It's made from 2,241 handcrafted lanterns to represent each person who died. People in the city can enjoy and reflect on the work until Sunday 22nd November, from dusk until 9pm.
A multi-media sculpture built by schoolchildren is being unveiled to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Birmingham Blitz.
Finishing touches to the artwork have been taking place all day outside the permanent memorial to victims by the Bullring Markets.
People in the city can enjoy and reflect on the work until Sunday, from dusk until 9pm.
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