The V&A is a quieter experience than the other Kensington museums, and I think my favourite.
It has exhibits relating to art, fashion and design housed in some breathtakingly spacious halls.
You can even see Michelangelo’s David, though alas he is a replica donated by Queen Victoria.
Learn how Tropical Modernism, born in 1940s West Africa, became a mark of modernity and identity in post-colonial India and Ghana.
A showcase of top global photographers with iconic images in fashion, celebrity, and more, charting the story of recent photography.
A showcase of Naomi Campbell’s iconic fashion career, featuring top designers and photographers, plus a look at her activism and cultural influence.
Tracy Chevalier discusses her latest book, set in Murano, about Orsola Rosso, a woman perfecting her glassmaking craft secretly in historical Venice.
A panel will address how craft principles might make the Internet more humane and inclusive, presenting new, empathetic digital visions.
Join artist Liz Hingley for a creative fusion of technology and art, showcasing jewellery from SIM cards, alongside stories of global refugees.
Learn how leaving a gift in your Will can support a museum’s future. Experts will discuss the impact and answer questions about legacy giving.
Learn how gifts in wills contribute to the museum and how you can leave your own legacy to support its future.
Learn how leaving a gift in your Will can support a museum’s future and ways to create your lasting legacy.
Join bestselling author Jodi Picoult for a talk on her novel about Emilia Bassano, a 16th-century poet, her life, and a fictional connection to Shakespeare.
Learn about the evolution of digital art over sixty years, from early experimentation to global recognition, through curated discussions and historic works.
This event showcases female-identifying and non-binary artists’ innovations in generative art systems, aiming to foster a diverse and open art world.
