the Design Museum Review

good museum that explains how design has evolved with time and impact of design on society.

Recently visited an exhibition at the Kensington Design Museum in West London called Objects of Desire: Surrealism and Design 1924 – Today, which runs from October 14, 2022 to February 19, 2023 If you like modern art, surreal art people don't miss it! There are a lot of artworks in the exhibition, including many works by artists such as Salvador Dalí, Dora Maar, Man Ray, Leonora Carrington and Lee Miller, the exhibition area is not small, relatively dark, I spent more than 40 minutes to see the exhibition, if you look carefully, it will be longer. Tickets, like other British museums, tour design museums are free, but because this is a specific exhibition in the museum, it is paid, adult tickets are £16.8, about 160 Hong Kong dollars, tickets can be bought in the museum. If you don't want to pay, there are actually many free exhibitions in the museum, you can spend an entire afternoon here.

The free display of the Design Museum is located on the top floor, the new museum has been open for about a month, some labels have been damaged and difficult to read. The remaining labels are only digital, but the corresponding exhibits are not, the cafe on the first floor is good.

Well set out and very interesting all so inspiring. The costumes were great to see. Plus the rest of the place was most interesting well worth a visit

Very small, but the location is easy to find, the exhibition also tastes the update

London Design Museum Design makes life simple, simple at the expense of the inspiration and work of the designer, and the focus of the most fascinating people. The designer is the hard, focused, silent change of the world.