David Bowie
Features
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David Bowie artistic collaborations
David Bowie was an artist who didn’t fear the talent of other artists, but instead drew energy and inspiration from their work
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Let's Dance: How Nile Rodgers made David Bowie's demo a global smash hitHow Chic's Nile Rodgers made David Bowie's Let’s Dance one of the biggest songs of the 1980s
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Fashion in Motion: Kansai Yamamoto
Kansai Yamamoto presented new and archive pieces spanning his four decade career, including recreations of his designs worn by David Bowie
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Bowie and Burretti: the Stardust duoMeet Freddie Burretti, the man responsible for creating some of David Bowie's most iconic looks
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An elaborate prank in the David Bowie ArchiveFind out more about the cunning hoax discovered in the David Bowie Archive!
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David Bowie’s creative process for Blackstar and The SpectatorWhat was David Bowie's creative process and where did he find inspiration for his final album, 'Blackstar'?
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David Bowie: a fan of fandomsDiscover how David Bowie's archive is not only a final gift to fans, but a document of an extraordinary relationship between fans and artist.
David Bowie Centre
Collection highlights
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David Bowie Serious Moonlight Tour '83, poster, by Mick Haggerty, 1983, UKV&A South Kensington -
Aladdin Sane, record sleeve, designed by Duffy and Philo, about 1970, UKV&A South Kensington -
David Bowie, photograph, by Terry O'Neill, 1974, London, EnglandV&A South Kensington -
Set model, by Derek Boshier, 1982 – 83, London, EnglandV&A South Kensington -
Poster, 1978, GermanyV&A East Storehouse -
David Bowie, photograph, by Kevin Cummins, mid 1970s, UKV&A South Kensington -
Isolar, poster magazine, designed by David Bowie, 1976, California, US -
Poster, 1973, EnglandV&A East Storehouse -
David Bowie Then: 1973, drawing, by Barbara Nessim, 2013, New York, USV&A South Kensington -
Diamond Dogs, vinyl, produced by David Bowie, made by Guy Peellaert and Leee Black Childers, made for RCA Records, 1973 – 74, Barnes, EnglandV&A South Kensington
