"The Longest Yarn" is an international art project that pays tribute to D-Day veterans through intricately knitted dioramas depicting historical scenes. Originating from Normandy, France, this touching exhibition emphasizes artistic expression and camaraderie across nations. It is currently displayed at the NAS Wildwood Aviation Museum in Cape May, NJ, where it will remain open to the public until September 2025. This unique combination of artistry and remembrance helps educate visitors about the significance of D-Day and honors the sacrifices of those involved during this critical moment in history.
"The Longest Yarn" serves as a poignant tribute, featuring knitted doll dioramas that commemorate the bravery of those who participated in D-Day, connecting countries through art.
Opening its first American exhibition at NAS Wildwood Aviation Museum, the project from Normandy, France, fosters international collaboration with a focus on history and memory.
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