Design Museum
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| Address | 224-238 Kensington High St, Kensington, London W8 6AG, UK |
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| Hours | Closed ⋅ Opens 10AM Wed |
| Directors | Deyan Sudjic |
| Architects | John Pawson |
| Architectural styles | Modern architecture, Contemporary architecture, International Style |
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| ID | 671009 |
About Design Museum
The Design Museum is a museum in Kensington, London, which covers product, industrial, graphic, fashion and architectural design. The museum operates as a registered charity, and all funds generated by ticket sales aid the museum in curating new exhibitions.
Where is the Design Museum
Kate presents award for rising stars in fashion
... The event at the Design Museum in London recognised the cultural and trade value of fashion and design...
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... Some of the items sold will be shown at the Amy: Beyond the Stage exhibition at the Design Museum in London from 26 November, before going to the winning bidders...
Robot artist Ai-Da released by Egyptian border guards
... and her artwork, which includes the first " self-portrait with no self" has been displayed at the Design Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London...
Coronavirus: The new rules for the day out
... The Design Museum in London is the removal of its ticket counter and moves to an online-ticketing-avoid system, the need for physical tickets and queues...
Art in 2020: The exhibitions hotlist
... Miuccia Prada creations will be showcased at the Design Museum in Kensington Other delights coming to London in 2020 include a show in April dedicated to the magnificent baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi (National Gallery) at the same time as the British Museum is exploring Tantras, sacred Indian texts from the 6th Century...
General election 2019: Corbyn defends 'neutral' Brexit stance
... What else is happening on the campaign trail today? While visiting the Design Museum in Kensington, Ms Swinson also defended the Liberal Democrats policy of stopping Brexit altogether if they win the general election...
General election 2019: Corbyn defends 'neutral' Brexit stance
Jeremy Corbyn has defended his decision to adopt a neutral stance in a future Brexit referendum as "a sign of strength" and "maturity".
That he would not campaign for Leave or Remain if his party wins power.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson questioned how Mr Corbyn could be "indifferent" on such a vital issue.
And Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson accused him of an "abdication of leadership".
But Mr Corbyn said acting as an "honest broker" was a "sensible way forward".
If he becomes Prime Minister , Mr Corbyn has promised to negotiate a new Brexit deal with the EU and put this to a public vote alongside the option of Remain.
However, in Friday's programme he confirmed he would maintain a neutral stance in this referendum before carrying out the result.
The BBC Question Time Leaders SpecialSpeaking on a campaign visit to Sheffield on Saturday, Mr Corbyn said: "I think being an honest broker and listening to everyone is actually a sign of strength and a sign of maturity.
"Our Country has to come Together - we can't go on forever being divided by how people voted in 2016.
"My role as the Labour Prime Minister would be to ensure That [another referendum] is carried out in a fair way, That the offers put are fair, and That I will carry out the result of That referendum.
"I think this is actually a sensible way forward That can bring people Together . "
What have The Other parties said?Health Secretary Matt Hancock said Mr Corbyn's stance "won't wash" with voters, adding That the Labour leader had "decided to be indecisive" on the "critical question of Our Times ".
"You can't ask The Public to be Prime Minister of This Country when you can't even make your mind up on Brexit," he told the BBC.
Speaking during Friday's Question Time special, Mr Johnson said the Labour leader's ambition to negotiate a new Brexit deal would be undermined by his neutral stance.
"I don't see how he can do a deal when he is going to be neutral or indifferent," he said.
Jo Swinson accused Mr Corbyn of being a "bystander" on BrexitDuring a campaign visit in west London on Saturday, Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson said Mr Corbyn's position was "astonishing".
"On the biggest issue faced for A Generation , they are not going to take a position," She Said .
"Remainers in This Country need a leader, not a bystander. "
Speaking in Leven, Fife, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon said Mr Corbyn was showing a "woeful lack of leadership" on Brexit.
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage also accused Mr Corbyn of a "failure of leadership" on "the defining issue of our day".
What else is happening on The Campaign trail today?While visiting the Design Museum in Kensington, Ms Swinson also defended the Liberal Democrats ' policy of stopping Brexit altogether if they win The General election.
The Lib Dem leader was by both Leave and Remain voters in Friday's Question Time special.
She Said : "If we go from 20 Lib Dem MPs to 326 Lib Dem MPs That will be a democratic mandate.
"That will be a big big boost for the Liberal Democrats and I think people will recognise That will be a seismic event. "
"If we don't we're going to keep campaigning for a people's vote to stop Brexit," she added.
Mr Corbyn set out Labour's "youth manifesto" in front of a crowd of young supporters at Loughborough UniversityAway from Brexit, Mr Corbyn has unveiled Labour's "youth manifesto" - called The Future Is Ours - at a rally in Loughborough .
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Earlier he met workers outside an Amazon depot in Sheffield, where the Labour leader promised to end zero-hour contracts.
He also vowed to force multinational companies to pay their fair share of tax in the UK, with A Promise to prevent them offshoring tax bills to "lower tax regimes".
An Amazon spokesperson defended The Company 's record saying: "The government wrote the tax laws and they are designed to encourage investment, and we are investing heavily in creating jobs and infrastructure across the UK. "
jeremy corbyn, labour party, brexit
Source of news: bbc.com
