Never Again: The Hiroshima- Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Exhibition

17/06/2025

This is the last week of our exhibition, so don’t miss your final chance to visit! Holmes a Court Gallery

https://www.holmesacourtgallery.com.au/exhibition/never-again-the-hiroshima-nagasaki-atomic-bomb-exhibition/

📸: Luke Caporn

16/06/2025

John Hughes talked about his documentary Twilight Time on RTRFM 92.1 which screened as part of our The Atomic Age On Film program!

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15/06/2025

We would love to take a moment to thank our sponsors.

They support our mission in promoting peace and telling the stories of those who suffered at the hands of war.

Together we raise awareness, with the dream of paving a better path forward.

International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) , Medical Association for Prevention of War , , GeoSpy

13/06/2025

Regardless of who you are, this exhibition is for everyone. With artefacts, photographs and insightful guest speakers, you’ll be left inspired to make a change.

Holmes a Court Gallery

https://www.holmesacourtgallery.com.au/exhibition/never-again-the-hiroshima-nagasaki-atomic-bomb-exhibition/

📸: Luke Caporn

10/06/2025

Did you know…

US President at the time Barack Obama donated four paper cranes he folded to Hiroshima City. He wrote a message advocating for a world without nuclear weapons. This is proof that despite deep tragedy, hope can prevail.

📸: Luke Caporn

09/06/2025

Come to Twilight Time, complete with what will be an insightful Q&A with Writer/ Director John Hughes, alongside peace activist and former WA Senator Jo Vallentine on June 14. The Backlot Perth

https://events.humanitix.com/the-atomic-age-on-film

06/06/2025

West Australian local Bill Plewright served in Occupied Japan with HMAS Bataan in 1947-48, visiting Hiroshima and Nagasaki. He is also a veteran of the British Nuclear testing program. We are thankful for him for sharing his experiences witnessing the traumatic atomic bomb events as part of our exhibition.

📸: Luke Caporn

Holmes a Court Gallery

05/06/2025

Ms Teruko Yahata was only 8 years old when the US dropped “Little Boy” – a 15 ky atomic bomb on the city of Hiroshima in Japan on August 6th 1945. Ms Teruko has dedicated her life to sharing her story and fighting for nuclear abolition globally. We are so thankful for her contribution and to have her speak at our exhibition. 📸 : Luke Caporn

Holmes a Court Gallery

03/06/2025

The Nobel Peace Prize is a symbol of great honour. We are proud to have it showing at our exhibition, where it can be passed around and appreciated. Holmes a Court Gallery .
📸 : Luke Caporn