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How to write a sustainability plan for a museum
With huge excitement, the V&A has just publicised its Sustainability Plan. Arranged under the three headings of Place, People and Programme, it identifies key issues and...
Sara Kassam
Design and Society
Design and society
Pandemic Objects: Postcards
Caring for our collections
Champagne standard lamps: cleaning a 20th-century masterpiece
Design and society
Interpreting Design 1900 – Now
Design and society
A conversation about brick
Design and society
Born-digital objects and the not so digital challenges for museum collections
Design and society
From Taming to Wildness: Fashion, Nature, Systems Change
Design and society
Pandemic Objects: Mass Testing
Design and society
How to write a sustainability plan for a museum
Design and society
Pandemic Objects: Japanese Measles Prints
Museum life
Pit stops for pollinators on Exhibition Road
Design and society
Productive distraction and the joy of looking back: Reflections on volunteering on the ‘Design: 1900 – Now’ project
Design and society
Bringing it all together: installing a gallery
Making Design 1900 – Now
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Creating a gallery during a pandemic
When we (last posted) an update from the Design 1900—Now gallery it was in autumn 2019 and we were preparing the...
Johanna Agerman Ross
Caring for our collections
Champagne standard lamps: cleaning a 20th-century masterpiece
Design and society
Interpreting Design 1900 – Now
Design and society
Productive distraction and the joy of looking back: Reflections on volunteering on the ‘Design: 1900 – Now’ project
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Pandemic objects
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Pandemic Objects: Japanese Measles Prints
Masami Yamada Japanese woodblock prints produced during the Edo period (1615-1868) are famously known as ukiyo-e (‘pictures of the floating world’). Distributed in their many...
Masami Yamada
Design and society
Pandemic Objects: Postcards
Design and society
Pandemic Objects: Mass Testing
Design and society
Pandemic Objects: Japanese Measles Prints
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Sustainability
Design and society
From Taming to Wildness: Fashion, Nature, Systems Change
Design and society
How to write a sustainability plan for a museum
Museum life
Pit stops for pollinators on Exhibition Road
Design and society
Carbon Literacy at the V&A
Design and society
Learning from nature: from ecosystem thinking to climate action at the museum
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Sara Kassam 
