Free exhibition at the V&A South Kensington showing the work of the second cohort of Adobe Creative Residents and their creative journeys.
Adobe Creative Residents On Display is running at the V&A South Kensington until Sunday 1 November, a display that brings together work from the second cohort of Adobe Creative Residents. It's a look at what these artists have been up to during their residency at the museum, and it follows each of them through their creative journey, the connections they've made with different communities, and how their time at the V&A has changed their ways of working.
That last bit is where the residency really shows. Rather than just a showcase of finished pieces, the display lets you see the process behind them—the way each artist's practice shifted as they spent time within the museum's walls and engaged with the people around them. The Adobe Creative Residency is supported by the Adobe Foundation, and this is the second group of residents to come through the programme.
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It's a good one to keep in mind for a wander through South Kensington, especially if you're already planning a trip to the V&A. The display is free and doesn't require booking, so you can just drop in whenever you're around. It runs until Sunday 1 November, so you've got a few weeks to catch it.
