Michelangelo's sculpture of David is one of the most famous objects in the history of art, and the V&A's cast of David has been a favourite with visitors since its arrival in the Museum in 1857.

Come along to a day of family-friendly workshops and performances to celebrate Refugee Week, inspired by themes of joy and ...

Taking part in V&A Innovate, our National Schools Challenge for Key Stage 3? Join us to kickstart your V&A Innovate design ...

Modernism was not conceived as a style but a loose collection of ideas. It was a term that covered a range of movements in art, architecture, design and literature, which largely rejected the styles ...

In addition to his globally recognised photography, he is the founder and CEO of Legacy of War Foundation which supports communities recovering from conflict, and collaborates with superstars and ...

Join us for our next edition of Fashion in Motion, a collaboration with Copenhagen Fashion Week, celebrating its pioneering ...

Your appointment will take place within our stores at either V&A East Storehouse or V&A South Kensington depending on the objects you've booked. Your booking email will confirm this. Tell us any ...

Treat yourself or a loved one with the gift of Membership: enjoy free access to all exhibitions, access to our Members’ Room, priority booking to evening talks, and much more.

The winners of the 2013 Illustration Awards were announced last night at our annual Awards party. The four winners were each presented with a trophy and £2,000, with the Student... By Frances Willis, ...

Treat yourself or a loved one with the gift of Membership: enjoy free access to all exhibitions, access to our Members’ Room, priority booking to evening talks, and much more.

Treat yourself or a loved one with the gift of Membership: enjoy free access to all exhibitions, access to our Members’ Room, priority booking to evening talks, and much more.

2600 BCE: The Great Pyramid is built. 51 BCE: Cleopatra begins her reign. 2025 CE: Making Egypt opens at the Young V&A, making the exhibition closer in time to Cleopatra than to the Great Pyramids.