David Bowie is at V&A

Photograph by John Rowlands

Who? Victoria and Albert Museum

What? Victoria and Albert Museum will be hosting “David Bowie is”, the first international retrospective on the career of David Bowie. The exhibition will explore the artist’s creative process, his changing style and includes more than 300 objects, ranging from original costumes to set designs. Ticket prices vary.

When? 23rd March to 28th July

Where? Cromwell Road, London SW7 2RL

How? See website for more information: www.vam.ac.uk

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