Jocelyn Bioh’s play is a witty and uplifting comedy about the sorrows and trumps of a group of Ghanaian schoolgirls competing to be the next Miss Ghana. This production was reco ...

Explore exciting play adventures with our friendly team of Play Champions in our interactive galleries. Activities run from ...

This activity is part of Young V&A’s Power of Play programme. The Power of Play is a collective impact consortium to bring ...

How would the everyday person encounter contemporary art in the 1930s? Commuters in the City were likely to pass designs by renowned artists of the day on London Transport’s innovative posters, and ...

At the heart of V&A East Museum will be two free permanent galleries, where you can see over 500 objects from the V&A’s collections spanning art, architecture, design, performance, and fashion. The ...

Throughout his life William Morris was a well-respected writer, producing widely read translations, novels, essays and poetry. Eager to design as well as to write texts, he experimented with ...

Take a behind-the-scenes look at our unique routine for conserving the enormous, hand-knotted Bullerswood Carpet, designed by William Morris. As one of Morris & Co.'s famous 'Hammersmith' carpets – ...

This Summer the V&A will reveal its new spaces on Exhibition Road. We will regularly be sharing news leading up to the opening in July. If you’ve visited the museum... Toureen Group are a construction ...

Kirsty Hassard and Svetlana Panova are co-curators of the exhibition Catwalk: The Art of the Fashion Show. Kirsty curated Tartan, V&A Dundee’s first major in‑house exhibition and has contributed to ...

Hear about collections, exhibitions, courses and events from the V&A and ways you can support us.

Hear about collections, exhibitions, courses and events from the V&A and ways you can support us.

In terms of gender identity and masculine expression, the eighteenth century was an important time of transition. While in 1700, there was a certain amount of tolerance for effeminacy, and for ...