It's London Gallery Weekend! Let SHOWstudio director Nick Knight share the reasons why Tate Britain, The Serpentine and The V&A have a special place in his heart.

A collection of more than 300 images tells a story of modern and contemporary experiences through photography.

To coincide with their blockbuster fashion exhibition, Chanel: Fashion Manifest, the Victoria & Albert museum tasked students to create looks inspired by the couturier’s codes.

The V&A’s latest blockbuster exhibition, DIVA, celebrates the era-defining performers of the last century through their iconic fashion.

The V&A Fashion in Motion show marks the first time the designer has presented one of his collections outside of Johannesburg, taking place on 7 October in the museum's Raphael Court.

In his first major solo exhibition in London, What is Seen and What Is Not, the artist explores themes of movement and migration with three large scale installations.

The South Kensington site features in a new fashion film directed by Georgia Hudson, 'Creativity. It's What Makes Us'.

With a series of moving posters, The V&A's stellar exhibition campaign by Hingston Studio reveals fashion at its best; alive and in motion.

The performance of menswear through clothing is examined in a series of videos exploring the Victoria & Albert museum's blockbuster exhibition.

This video examines iconic Gucci designs by Alessandro Michele, explaining how they have ushered in an era of menswear where gender is not defined in binary terms.

Co-curator Claire Wilcox analyses how menswear has re-fashioned the ideal male form and traditional definitions of gender.

Billy Porter's custom Golden Globes ensemble presents the notion of camp in the 21st century, associated with a flamboyance which was once used as a marker of heterosexual privilege.

Fashion items by designers who changed the course of men's tailoring are analysed on camera.

From Sarah Jessica Parker's Fendi Baguette to Margaret Thatcher’s ‘secret weapon,' Bags: Inside Out at the V&A surveys the bag's many iterations throughout history, from the 16th century up to the present day.

The V&A reveals the first look at their latest spectacle 'Tim Walker: Wonderful Things'.

Stephen Jones, Oriole Cullen, Joseph Bennett and Philippe Garner discuss fashion in exhibitions, performance and beyond the context of the wearable.

Jessica May Underwood discusses fashion illustration with SHOWstudio editor Lou Stoppard as part of a V&A Connects event.

Claire Wilcox, curator of Savage Beauty at the V&A, talks to Lou Stoppard about building the exhibition and collaborating with McQueen.

Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty opened at the V&A museum on 14 March 2015...

Drawing on years of creative collaboration between Nick Knight and Alexander McQueen, this trailer spotlights the designer's most famous work in movement.

Oriole Cullen, curator of Modern Textiles and Fashion, explains the history of the bonnet to Lou Stoppard at the V&A's Clothworkers' Centre.

Niamh White interviews V&A curator of Japanese art Julia Hutt about Noritaka Tatehana's work and its place in the history of Japanese craft.

Lou Stoppard talked to antique fashion expert Virginia Bates and stylist and consultant Hannah Teare about bridal fashion.

Angela Missoni and Gianluca Longo discuss the success of the Missoni brand and the house’s evolution over the years.