In memory of Dame Elizabeth Esteve-Coll
We were very saddened to learn of the recent loss of Dame Elizabeth Esteve-Coll. Dame Elizabeth was Director of the V&A 1987 to 1995, following a successful period as Head…
Four photographers snap behind-the-scenes in a museum store
‘Photography for museums is often very clean, crisp, light, and bright. But I wanted to bring that rougher, more authentic feel’ says photographer Vicky Grout. When it came to photographing…
V&A Illustration Awards 2024 – the winners!
The 2024 V&A Illustration Award winners have now been announced! A record of over 2000 entries were submitted, covering artwork from the period 2022-2023. Our winners this year draw on…
Evaluation resources
This is guest post from Ulrike Chouguley, Director of Santra Consulting Few people now disagree that evaluation is important – whether for a cultural heritage organisation as a whole, a…
Art Attack: the vandalism of artworks by the suffragettes, and how the V&A prepared for an anticipated attack
The V&A has been collecting press cuttings since 1831. Between April 1913 and July 1914, newspapers reported on a spate of attacks at British museums and galleries as suffragettes tried…
Identity, belonging and resilience: six Latinx artists in London you need to know
From Fernanda Liberti photographs of indigenous Brazilian culture, to José García Oliva’s participatory performances about migrant labour, London is home to a thriving community of artists from the Latin American…
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