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In this collection of interviews, the Design Museum spoke to some of the visual artists featured in the Hope to Nope: Graphics and Politics 2008-18 exhibition about their design stories, challenges an...

Join this British Sign Language Tour of Hope to Nope: Graphics and politics 2008-18 and discover how graphic design and new technologies are shaping the politics of our times.

Public engagement with politics has changed dramatically since 2008. Discover how graphic design and technology have played a pivotal role in dictating and reacting to the major political moments of o...

In 2008, graphic designer Shepherd Fairey used a simple design of presidential candidate Barack Obama along with the word ‘Hope’. Shepherd sold the posters outside Obama’s rallies to his supporters. S...

The Design Museum opened late just for members. Fellow supporters joined the museum for exclusive evening access.

To coincide with Hope to Nope, this talk explores the role of social media, gifs and memes, in the rise of Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn.

Join Metahaven for their talk: Lyrical Design.

Join the Design Museum for a screening of a new film by the West London director JC Kamau, on Saturday 4 August and Tuesday 7 August, documenting the artistic response to the Grenfell Tower fire trag...

Graphic designer Fraser Muggeridge explored the underlying principles of typography in this one-day workshop.

A new exhibition is coming to the Design Museum celebrating Netflix's design journey.

Create your own political graphics in this workshop with designer, artist and activist Noel Douglas.

Discover tools, tips and techniques for investigative journalism and designing with open data in this half-day workshop.

Whether for work or pleasure, travel is an integral part of our lives. However, our consumption habits mean that we are leaving behind great trails of waste every time we travel.

The Design Museum presents Alt-Age: Designing Belief, a one-day festival of talks, performances and interventions exploring how contemporary conspiracies and belief systems are born, broadcast and b...

Visual artist Dread Scott and writer and academic Kehinde Andrews examine the rise in black radicalism through visual material that has defined this movement against racial injustice.

**Due to unforeseeable circumstances, we unfortunately have had to postpone the event. We apologise for any inconvenience caused and will be back in touch as soon as a new date for the workshop is con...

Join a panel of designers, artists and activists for a talk on the visual languages of protest.

Are you aged between 14 and 25 years old and interested in design?

Join this free financial skills workshop event for young people, where you can network and learn some practical insights and way...

London-based multi-disciplinary artist and designer Yinka Ilori in conversation with the Design Museum's Head of Curatorial, Priya Khanchandani.

Please note: Tickets are sold out.

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Are you a teacher, head teacher or teaching assistant involved in key stages 2–5 education?

If you are, then we’d love you to join our special networking afternoon, right here at the Design Museum. T...