The V&A's computer art collections
The V&A has been collecting computer-generated art and design since the 1960s, and has also acquired two significan…
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A history of computer art
As computing technology developed from its earliest days artists began to see the creative potential in computers a…
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Computer art: technology & terminology
A glossary of terms and technology used in computer art.
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Computer art reading list
A selection of recommended books on computer art, computer graphics and digital art. All books listed can be found …
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Teachers' resource: Exploring calligraphy through the Jameel Gallery of Islamic Art
A resource to explore calligraphy through the Jameel Gallery of Islamic Art
National Art Library copying services
Information about the various copying services, including photography, available at the National Art Library, and relevant copyright issues.
National Art Library Dyce collection
The Revd Alexander Dyce (1798–1869) bequeathed over 14,000 books to the South Kensington Museum (renamed the Victoria & Albert Museum in 1899), along with pictures, prints, drawings and other objets d'art.
National Art Library latest news
Latest news from the National Art Library
The fashion design process - Royal College of Art
London's Royal College of Art started its fashion programme in 1948. It welcomes aspiring designers with undergraduate degrees and prepares them for fashion careers through technical workshops, specialist lectures, project critiques and work experience. The Future Fashion Now display (22 May 2009–31 January 2010) featured highlights from the RCA fashion MA graduates' final collections and revealed aspects of the design process: the research, the development and the technical skill.
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We are currently working on an exciting project to conserve and re-install the original stained glass on the landings of the Manfred and Lydia Gorvy Lecture Theatre. We need your help to raise £75,000 to bring these historical features back to their former glory for us all to enjoy.
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