The exhibition is visited every day by service personnel, working people, youth and students.

Displayed at its venue are art pieces dealing with the monstrous crimes committed by the U.S. and Japanese aggressors and class enemies.

Painting "Exhumers of Prince Nam Yon's Tomb" discloses the aggressive nature of the U.S. imperialists.

"Grudge-bearing Sinchon", "Demons" and "Sea in Flames and Sea of Blood" and other art pieces denounce the shuddering mass killings perpetrated by the enemies in the period of the strategic temporary retreat in the Fatherland Liberation War.

Paintings help the visitors recall the crimes committed by the U.S. and Japanese imperialists and class enemies against the Korean people and teach a bitter lesson that any illusion about enemies precisely means death.

Also on display there are art pieces including "Rushing ahead to Destroy an Enemy Tank" and "Defenders of the Country."