Voices and Visions: Art at the V&A

This curated experience at the V&A reveals how art and culture intersect through personal expression, music, and fashion. Each show speaks to the resilience of voices that shape our understanding of identity and community.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Lancelot Ribeiro: A Risen Voice - Symposium

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   Lancelot Ribeiro's work is a testament to the power of emigration in shaping British art. His expressive palette and dynamic forms are not just beautiful but challenge the viewer to consider the complexities of belonging.

2. Friday Late: To Ebb is To Flow

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   Friday Late: To Ebb is To Flow offers a refreshing perspective on gender through the lens of East and Southeast Asian artists. Expect an engaging atmosphere where art meets community-driven dialogue, perfect for a Friday night.

3. The Music Is Black: A British Story

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   The Music Is Black traces 125 years of Black music in Britain — a must-see if you want to understand the cultural rhythms that have influenced everything from jazz to grime. Look out for interactive elements that bring the history to life.

4. Rising Voices: Contemporary Art from Asia, Australia and the Pacific

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   Rising Voices showcases contemporary art from the Asia-Pacific region, emphasising connections across geographies. It’s a fantastic opportunity to see works that resonate with both personal and communal narratives.

5. Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art is a celebration of outrageous creativity in fashion history. Don’t miss how her designs rebelled against societal norms, perfectly blending haute couture with the avant-garde.

6. Marie Antoinette Style

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   Marie Antoinette Style offers an opulent glimpse into the life of fashion's most infamous queen. Pay attention to how her style influenced modern aesthetics and continues to inspire today’s designers.

7. Inside Aardman: Wallace & Gromit and Friends

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   Inside Aardman: Wallace & Gromit and Friends is a playful dive into the world of animation. It’s a chance to see how beloved characters are crafted, complete with behind-the-scenes insights that will charm any age.

8. Design and Disability

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   Design and Disability challenges conventional narratives about accessibility. The exhibition highlights innovative design solutions that promote inclusivity, encouraging visitors to rethink the function and beauty of everyday objects.