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The Museum of Manufactures, as the V&A was known when it opened in 1852, was part of Prince Albert’s legacy to the nation in the aftermath of the successful Great Exhibition of 1851. It houses the world's largest collection of decorative arts, from Asian ceramics to Middle Eastern rugs, Chinese paintings, Western furniture, fashion from all ages and modern-day domestic appliances. The (ticketed) temporary exhibitions are another highlight, covering anything from David Bowie to Mary Quant retrospectives, car design, special materials and trends.

Victoria & Albert Museum | Kensington & Hyde Park, London | Attractions - Lonely PlanetThe Museum of Manufactures, as the V&A was known when it opened in 1852, was part of Prince Albert’s legacy to the nation in the aftermath of the…

V&A Wedgwood CollectionThe V&A Wedgwood Collection is a unique ceramics collection exploring three centuries of evolving tastes, changing fashions and manufacturing innovation.

Theatre & Performance Archives · V&AThe V&A's Theatre & Performance Archives are the national collection of performing arts documenting current practice and the history of all areas of performing.

V&A Dundee | HomeWelcome to V&A Dundee - Scotland’s design museum

V&A South KensingtonA world of extraordinary creativity with unmissable exhibitions and encounters for all

Young V&ASparking creativity now and for the future with a space to imagine, play and design

Diamandini: 120 kilos of sylphlike robot • V&A Blogby Nadia Arbach, Team Leader, Digital Programmes.There's something about the word 'robot' that, despite my understanding of the more sophisticated forms of interactive design, still conjures up images of a metallic, bleeping creature. Diamandini, an interactive robotic artwork currently on show for the London Design Festival and the Digital Design Weekend, couldn't be further from that image.

V&A EastDedicated to creative opportunity and its power to bring change. Two free cultural destinations – V&A East Storehouse and Museum – will open up the V&A collection for all, celebrate making in all its forms and create new possibilities for everyone.