After dark, the sinister takes centre stage. Through haunting stagecraft, surreal screenings and weird workshops, artists and designers blur the lines between reality and simulation, using storytellin ...

The event is now sold out. 'V&A/LCF Seminar: Fashion Curation Now' is a collaborative seminar developed by London College of Fashion’s Centre for Fashion Curation and the V&A Research Institute. The ...

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What did the Arts and Crafts movement offer the world of fashion? Not only craft production, natural motifs and a new style of jewellery but also a more modern template for women's clothes. The Arts ...

Urushi (lacquer) has been used in Japan for over 7,000 years. For centuries, lacquer-making techniques developed locally while reflecting cross-cultural influences from Asia. This display highlights ...

Arts and Crafts designers didn't just want to create beautiful, handcrafted objects. They were also interested in trying to integrate buildings and their interiors in unified 'total' design schemes.

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Design and Disability is both a celebration of Disabled-led design and a call for action, affirming the importance of embedding the experiences and expertise of Disabled, Deaf, and neurodivergent ...

Celebrating 100 years of the Theatre and Performance collection, this year's Performance Festival explored the theme 'remastered'. From making anew, to remixing the past and inspiring the future, we ...

The V&A holds the UK's finest collection of portrait miniatures with 2000 examples spanning their development from the 16th to the 19th century. These small, portable portraits were often invested ...

V&A Innovate is an annual National Schools Challenge, asking state-funded English secondary school students in years 7, 8 and 9 to work in teams of 4 – 6 to design a solution to a real-world problem.

With Shrek 5 on the way it’s time we discovered which character from the franchise you are most alike! Do you think you’re goofy and silly like Donkey, or sassy and cute like Puss in Boots? Let’s find ...