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V&A Magazine Summer 2025
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In May, the V&A opened its latest site, and a revolutionary new concept for the museum sector. V&A East Storehouse, set in the former London 2012 Olympics Media Centre, has radically opened up access to the collections, with constantly changing mini-displays and the opportunity to request to view any object – large or small; artwork, instrument, costume, poster or piece of furniture – seven days a week. V&A Magazine traces the evolution of the world’s first accessible working museum store over a decade with its mastermind Tim Reeve, deputy director of the V&A.
Artist Rachel Whiteread and chef and broadcaster Andi Oliver also get a sneak peek and pick out some favourite pieces. The summer exhibition at V&A South Kensington, Design and Disability, is explored by activist and writer Rachel Charlton-Dailey; Jenny Gaschke, senior curator, Paintings and Drawings, follows JMW Turner’s travels through Europe; and the conservation team share some of the fabulous fabrics they are preparing for display in Marie Antoinette Style this September.
Pages
98
Colour
Multicoloured
Product code
161756
Book Format
Softback
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