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Design Museum
Es Devlin: Other Worlds, until 4 April 2027. The replica of Devlin’s London studio is filled with books, objects and maquettes. Start there, then look for the scale change from a small model to a theatre set or concert stage. This is the stop for seeing how a set designer tests an idea before it becomes a space that can hold performers.
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Tate Britain
Vanessa Bell & Duncan Grant: Inside Bloomsbury, 12 November 2026 to 11 April 2027. The reconstruction of Grant’s Charleston studio gives you a working space to compare with the portraits and interiors. Look across ceramics, textiles and paintings to see how the pair moved a visual idea from a canvas to something people could use. Book a date from 12 November onwards.
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V&A East Storehouse
The continuing David Bowie Centre display is a good visit if you want to see how a performer assembled a visual identity. The shelves and cases give you a way into the archive, and a separate Order an Object appointment lets you look closely at eligible material such as costume, props and models. Check display tickets and object appointments separately.
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Tate Modern
Julio Le Parc’s Light. Colour. Action. runs until 3 May 2027. Start with an optical work such as Instability, then see what happens when moving parts, mirrors and projected light take the place of printed shapes. Try looking from more than one position: some pieces depend on where you stand and how you move. The venue provides access information for visitors sensitive to moving light.
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