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   | Follow @designmuseum |  | 1962 Barbie Dream House. Photo: Mattel, Inc. | …If you’re after a new year filled with creative inspiration, we’ve got you covered. Our 2024 programme will bring some of the most influential designs in furniture, toys and film, showing how design shapes our lives in both playful and thoughtful ways. Keep an eye on your inbox or become a member to be the first to know when tickets go on sale. |
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Opens 29 March
In March, prepare for a retrospective of Italian designer and artist Enzo Mari in partnership with Triennale Milano. Mari’s long-lasting designs have inspired generations of creatives and encompass a belief in the social responsibility of design that still resonates today. |
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Opens 5 July
In July, join us in celebrating the 65th anniversary of the Barbie® brand with a major exhibition exploring the design evolution of one of the world’s most famous dolls, in partnership with Mattel, Inc.
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Opens 25 October
Just in time for Halloween, we invite you to step into the world of iconic filmmaker Tim Burton. The unmissable exhibition will showcase the artist’s renowned aesthetic and fantastical production as an illustrator, painter, photographer and author. |
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It’s the perfect time to join membership or present someone with a year of design. Members enjoy unlimited free entry to all exhibitions plus discounts in our events, shops and cafes, access to previews and priority booking. |
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New display of design research |
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 | Until August 2024 We have plenty of things to be excited about in 2023, including a brand-new display space curated by Future Observatory, the museum’s national research programme for the green transition. It will be the first display in a series coordinated in partnership with the Arts and Humanities Research Council. The free display brings together six ongoing design research projects responding to the environmental crisis and exploring liveable futures. Visitors will learn about radical new approaches to fashion, waste, materials and architecture. Find out more |
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