The V&A's new David Bowie Centre opens on September 13, housing 90,000 items from the star, such as photographs, awards, and musical instruments. Highlights include song lyrics, Bowie's wedding suit, and creative props. A guest-curated display by Nile Rodgers and indie band The Last Dinner Party will provide fresh perspectives. Visitors can book personalized slots to access curated selections. The centre permanently showcases Bowie's archive, reflecting his artistic journey and impact on music. Rodgers' selections embody a shared love for music and showcase memorabilia from their collaborative experiences.
The new David Bowie Centre at V&A features 90,000 items, including personal belongings, musical instruments, and costumes, celebrating Bowie's extensive creative legacy.
Opening on September 13, the David Bowie Centre will include a guest-curated display by Nile Rodgers and the band The Last Dinner Party, showcasing unique perspectives.
The centre offers a permanent home for Bowie's archive, allowing visitors to book personalized time slots to explore curated selections from his impressive collection.
Nile Rodgers' curated selections emphasize the profound connection between himself and Bowie, showcasing items that reflect their mutual love for transformative music.
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