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Victoria Broackes, from the V&A's Theatre and Performance department, and renowned music critic, Paul Morley discuss the possibilities and challenges of presenting rock and pop music in a museum setting. They examine how to bring alive displays of pop and rock material using multiple technologies as seen in the V&A's hit exhibition David Bowie is, and what the future of curating rock and pop music holds.

V&A Podcast - Curating Pop Music

Damien Whitmore, Director of Public Affairs and Programming at the V&A and Wally Olins, one of the world's leading innovators in brand management demonstrate that brand is more than simply a logo. It is the personality and DNA of an organisation. They explore how the V&A uses its brand across all its activities, from visitor experience to exhibition design, from scholarly research to the offer in the café, and how the core values it represents are the uniting purpose behind everything that the Museum does.

V&A Podcast - Branding the Museum

Exhibition Design is a specific discipline requiring a balance between message and content, skills in spatial design, and clear communication of a narrative. Designing for temporary and permanent exhibitions requires different approaches, from something that is of the moment and perhaps can take some design risks, to an exhibition with lasting design quality that will still look good in 25 years time. Gary Shelly, from the Exhibition Design firm Casson Mann, discusses the process of designing the hugely successful V&A exhibition, Hollywood Costume, as well as the V&A’s permanent galleries, with Glenn Adamson and Moira Gemmill from the V&A.

V&A Podcast - Exhibition Design

This episode gives a unique insight into the new V&A exhibition Masterpieces of Chinese Painting 700 – 1900. The Exhibition Curator Hongxing Zhang is in conversation with Glenn Adamson, and Craig Clunas, a specialist in Chinese art history from The University of Oxford. The broad range and diversity of materials and techniques in the exhibition is discussed, as well as highlights from the show such as a fourteen metre scroll displayed in its full length for the first time.

V&A Podcast - Chinese Paintings

At the end of 2014, the Europe 1600 to 1800 gallery will open at the V&A. In this episode, the importance of gallery interpretation is considered: How do we give meaning and context to the objects on display for gallery visitors? Glenn Adamson is joined by Lucy Trench and Evelyn Welch. Lucy is Head of Interpretation for the European Galleries and Evelyn is Professor of Renaissance Studies at Kings College London and a V&A Trustee.Together they discuss some intriguing objects, technology in exhibition spaces and how it's possible to display two centuries of European history in a gallery setting.

V&A Podcast - Europe Galleries

Mind's Eye

Continuità

Esperienza sonora

Dintorni

Proporzioni in scala

Esperienza tattile

Luce

Circolazione

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V&A Podcast - Branding the Museum

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