Caroline Knight, FSA, is an architectural historian and trained at the Courtauld Institute. She researches British buildings ...

V&A Members enjoy free and unlimited entry to all exhibitions, a sought-after programme of Members' events, use of our Members' Rooms, at least 10% off in V&A shops, and much more.

V&A Members enjoy free and unlimited entry to all exhibitions, a sought-after programme of Members' events, use of our Members' Rooms, at least 10% off in V&A shops, and much more.

A rich and accessible art form, our collection of pictoral posters charts global concerns, popular tastes and artistic and technological developments across two centuries. The process of posting up ...

Strange shapes, floating body parts and bizarre landscapes: the Surrealists sought to challenge notions of normality through the power of photography. Surrealism began in the wake of the First World ...

Lady Clementina Hawarden (1822 – 65) was a pioneering and prolific amateur photographer who captured some 800 photographs, mostly sun-drenched portraits of her daughters, from her home in South ...

A multi-site festival that welcomed young people developing creative careers. From Fashion to Ceramics, Architectural to Graphic design.

So we all know RAYE is super talented (6 BRIT Awards talented), but did you know that she spent a lot of her career writing hits for other artists? RAYE is not just an amazing singer – she’s also a ...

The photographer David Bailey described a fashion photograph simply as "a portrait of someone wearing a dress". The roots of the profession are found in Victorian society portraiture. From as early as ...

Alfred Stieglitz (1864 – 1946) was an advocate for the Modernist movement in the arts, and, arguably, the most important photographer of his time. A photographer, publisher, writer and gallery owner, ...

This photograph of model Christine Keeler posed naked astride a modern plywood chair is an iconic image of the 1960s. It was taken in May 1963, at the height of public attention surrounding the ...

Grace Robertson (1930 – 2021) was a pioneering photographer and observer of British life, who championed the lives and work of women throughout her career. Robertson began working as a photographer in ...