
A museum space in East London offering a behind-the-scenes look at the V&A collection, with over half a million works from every creative discipline. Located at Here East in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

Free interactive talk by Tito Mogaji on the social and physical infrastructures of East London communities, part of the V&A's Ideas Exchange programme.

Free interactive talk by Tito Mogaji on connection, care and community, part of the V&A's Ideas Exchange programme.

Interactive talk facilitated by Tito Mogaji about the questions that fuel creative work, open to east London creatives aged 18+.

Interactive talk facilitated by Tito Mogaji exploring movement in all its forms and its link to east London's creative culture.

Talk and archive visit marking the 40th anniversary of Talawa Theatre Company, meeting the V&A curators and viewing production items.

Community session facilitated by Tito Mogaji in which participants create a forward-looking mural, closing the Ideas Exchange season two.

Permanent archive of David Bowie's work, with more than 90,000 items across nine rotating mini-displays, at the V&A East Storehouse.

Free talk with artist Sahra Hersi about her creative practice and her 'Selects' display at V&A East, in conversation with curator Chloe Kellow.

Interactive video game by Lawrence Lek, a new commission for V&A East's New Work programme, in which a 'carebot' searches for fragments of the ArcelorMittal Orbit.

Free day celebrating the V&A East Youth Collective with printmaking, short film screenings, panel talks and recruitment for the next cohort.

Photographic lightbox sculpture by Rene Matić shaped like a reggae sound system, exploring Black British music across east London.

Es Devlin's New Work, a sculptural drawing that animates a 15-metre painted landscape with light and the dance of Joshua Shanny-Wynter, in response to Natalia Goncharova's 'The Firebird' backcloth.

Free exhibition of photographs by Marion Davies and Debra Rapp documenting the industrial and craft businesses of the Lea Valley before the 2012 Olympic Games.

New commission by Laura Wilson, three stainless-steel circular sculptures with laser-etched poems honouring east London's workers and makers.