The Victoria & Albert Museum in London has announced an exhibition of 80,000 David Bowie memorabilia for 2025.
The Victoria & Albert Museum in London has received a very special treasure: a new exhibition is to be created from around 80,000 objects from the long career of pop icon David Bowie (1947-2016). The museum has that on Thursday
However, fans of the deceased music legend will have to be patient a little longer. The memorabilia are not expected to open to the public until 2025. The museum’s East Storehouse, which is currently being built on the site of the Olympic Center in east London, is scheduled to open that year.
Bowie fans can look forward to this
The collection includes videos, photos, musical instruments, costumes, letters, drawings and lyrics from one of the most legendary artists in pop history.
By the way, David Bowie would have been 75 years old on January 8, 2022. The musician, whose real name was David Robert Jones and was born in London, died on January 10, 2016 at the age of 69 as a result of liver cancer.
Source: Stern
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