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On all things digital – from our work on the web to technology in the museum.

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Designing digital engagement with Generation Alpha

Generation Alpha – people born in the early 2010s to mid 2020s – are set to be the most diverse, largest generation, with consequently the biggest spending power, and...

Design and society

Designing digital engagement with Generation Alpha

A chat with computer animation programmer: Paul Allen Newell

Vera Molnar: Machine Imaginaire – the dance of hands and machine thinking

Digital design – Art Fund New Collecting Award

AI Assisted Collections Exploration

Feminist art hiding in plain sight

Zillennial’s nostalgia

It’s World Digital Preservation Day: what are we doing in Design and Digital?

Is it possible for research to change museum practice? Reflections on research impact at the V&A

How did we get here? Our paths to working with digital objects at the V&A

Introducing mused

Digital Design Weekend 2023

Why things fail and why it matters: some challenges for digital collecting today – Part 2

Why things fail and why it matters: some challenges for digital collecting today – Part 1

How to collect digital objects

Visual regression testing of V&A websites

Digitising early V&A publications

Building digital reconstructions of complex manuscripts

Explore the Collections – our new Organisation Pages

Design and society

Made in Code: Reimagining the Experience of Fashion

Caring for our collections

Museum photography: Now and then

Photographing the Ascension

Open Call: Digital Preservation at the V&A

Season’s greetings cards – Digital art from Patric Prince’s personal collection

The Algorithmic Gesture: Sougwen Chung’s MEMORY

Artists in Residence at the V&A

Open call: apply for a new shifting perspectives residency

Search by object, artist, maker…

Preserving and sharing born-digital objects: end of project symposium

Big tech heritage: collecting impossible objects

Untangling the web – visualising the networks involved in the construction of the Royal Albert Hall