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  From Taming to Wildness: Fashion, Nature, Systems Change

  In 2021 we are turning our attention to systems change, and engaging with critical and propositional…
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  Mutton Bone Doll

  ‘Bethnal Green: Hie Away Juno’ engraving from a drawing by H. W. Bambury, 1792.…
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  Pandemic Objects: Animal Crossing

  What makes the Animal Crossing series so engaging is that it’s open ended and plays out in real time.…
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  Learning from nature: from ecosystem thinking to climate action at the museum

  In 2021 we are turning our attention to systems change, and engaging with critical and propositional…
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  Kehinde Wiley’s ‘Portrait of Melissa Thompson’ enters the V&A Collection

  But nobody could climb through that pattern – it strangles so… Beyond engaging the tropes of historic…
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  The Charter School North Dulwich wins V&A Innovate National Schools Challenge 2020–21

  The imagination, resourcefulness and engaging presentations by all of our finalists was inspiring to…
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  Take a Seat at the Royal Albert Hall – Courtesy of Sir Henry Cole

  In the picture gallery the public could admire architecture, engravings, photography and water colours…
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  African Heritage Guides at the V&A – reflections

  Throughout the tour people were engaged and engaging.…
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  Making the V&A’s collections more discoverable online

  As part of our research we explored the different modes people may be in when engaging with the collections…
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  A renewed focus for sustainability at the V&A

  Engaging with our audiences on issues that matter to them is vital, opening space for honest debate and…
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  How we made ‘Curious Alice’ a (virtual) reality: part one

  Her eye-popping artworks combine layers of digital collage and Victorian engravings to create richly…
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  V&A Illustration Awards – In Conversation with Sally Dunne, Student Illustrator of the Year 2020

  can remember and it has remained a consistent outlet for expressing ideas, discovering stories and engaging…
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  Aimee Lax – Engaging Ceramics Resident

  Using a variety of materials, but privileging porcelain for its sense of fragile power, Aimee facilitates a conversation around the human influence on the environment, the effects of nuclear power, and the use of alternative energy...
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  Going Underground: Smeaton’s Photographs of the Roman Catacombs

  used by both Romans and Christians) had been known about for hundreds of years, but only reproduced in engravings…
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  The smallest of tokens…

  By the 1820s steel engraving was used almost comprehensively, showcasing the latest printing technique…
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  Revisiting Walker Evans’s modernist photographs of African sculpture

  Meanwhile, the Museum’s attempt at engaging with local African-American communities in New York increased…
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  Recording Rome: The John Henry Parker Collection

  tradition of recording Rome, but previous representations had been limited to paintings, drawings and engravings…
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  Véronique Rolland in conversation

  In recent years she’s spent less time photographing people and more time engaging with the landscape…
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  Isabel Agnes Cowper: Still Life, 1880

  Objects of Indian Art (1874) are illustrated exclusively with photographs made by Cowper or with wood-engravings…
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  Museum interactives

  Planning Stage Fortunately, we already had several components capable of presenting information in engaging…