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Pop-up V&A Dundee, by Tessa Asquith-Lamb and Martin Baillie
A pop-up book version of the V&A Dundee has been unveiled, created by designers Tessa Asquith-Lamb and Martin Baillie. The miniature V&A Museum of Design Dundee emerges from a large
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BEAM installation, by Wolfgang Buttress
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London’s Burning, by Artichoke
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Curtain Call installation, by Ron Arad
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V&A paper peepshows collection, by various
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Magic Carpets, by Miguel Chevalier
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Dance Floor installation, by Jean Verville
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Breaking the Barriers exhibition design, by Dalziel & Pow
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