Tristram Hunt, V&A Director, emphasized the forthcoming exhibitions by stating, "From showstopping jewels and ancient amulets to innovative architecture and product design to fashion fit for a queen, the V&A's selections reflect a diverse tapestry of cultural influences that continue to inspire modern artistry." The exhibitions aim to create dialogue around historical and contemporary influences in art, fashion, and design.
The upcoming exhibitions will showcase the UK's first major exhibition dedicated to Cartier in nearly 30 years, featuring over 350 objects highlighting the brand's legacy in art, design, and craftsmanship since the 20th century.
The Design and Disability exhibition aims to redefine engagement by centering disability as a culture and identity. Through examples of equitable design practices, it will address the importance of accessibility in art and design throughout different eras.
Marie Antoinette's exhibition will dive deep into her complex legacy. It examines her impact on fashion, exploring why she remains a source of timeless inspiration, with diverse media from gowns to audiovisual installations.
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