The Ripple Effect is a newly commissioned ceramic seating installation for the V&A’s garden and pond, by artist and designer ...

A collaborative embroidery project exploring concepts of identity, belonging and home, inspired by the artist’s personal ...

In celebration of the centenary of Art Deco, join us for a panel discussion about the movement’s ongoing influence on ...

Join us for our upcoming event exploring the interconnectivity between Uzbek craft, culture and the community working to revive a connection between the two ...

The first festival at Worthy Farm was called the Pilton Pop Blues and Folk Festival and took place in late Summer 1970, opening the day after Jimi Hendrix died.

Drop in throughout the summer holidays for a family-friendly design challenge! Our studio has been transformed with a big and bold new design by illustrator Bjorn Lie. Taking inspiration from the ...

The Butler-Bowdon Cope (a ceremonial cloak made for use in church services and processions) is made from some of the richest materials available to an embroiderer in 14th-century England.

The monumental porcelain sculpture '399 Days' by contemporary British artist Rachel Kneebone will be displayed amongst the V&A's Medieval and Renaissance collection, highlighting the sculptors' shared ...

Take a mind-bending journey into Wonderland with our immersive exhibition, exploring the origins, adaptations and artistic reinventions of 'Alice's Adventures...' across time and media. Discover how ...

Want to make your own 1960s-style minidress? Try our free, downloadable sewing pattern, inspired by Mary Quant's iconic A-line designs.

Mary Quant has often been credited with 'inventing' the miniskirt. Discover the true story behind the look that defined the 1960s.

Featuring highlights from a unique collection of etchings by Lucian Freud, most of which had never previously been exhibited, these trial proofs told the story of Freud's long collaboration with ...