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 ...

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 ...

Call yourself a Pokémon fan? Well it’s time to prove that status! Are you ready to embark on our guess the Pokémon quiz? We’ll give you some clues about a specific Pokémon and you have to guess which ...

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V&A Members enjoy free and unlimited entry to all exhibitions, a sought-after programme of Members' events, use of our Members' Rooms, at least 10% off in V&A shops, and much more.

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Matt Wolf is an American theatre critic based in London. He has held long tenures with The Associated Press, Variety, and the International New York Times, is theatre editor and a founding member of ...

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 ...

Welcome to the Wednesday personality quiz. Find out which character from the series you resemble the most. Are you dark and mysterious like Wednesday or loving and supportive like Gomez? Take this ...

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 ...

V&A Members enjoy free and unlimited entry to all exhibitions, a sought-after programme of Members' events, use of our Members' Rooms, at least 10% off in V&A shops, and much more.

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 ...