Tuesday, March 30, 2010

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Between 13 October 2009 and 21 February 2010, the Museum held the world’s first exhibition of Steampunk art. This extraordinarily successful exhibition showcased the work of 18 Steampunk artists from across the globe, and drew over 70,000 visitors to the Museum in the four months that it was on, and was enormously popular. Find out more about the exhibition by following links below – watch a documentary about the exhibition, take a virtual tour, see photographs of the costumed visitors on the Museum’s Steampunk Catwalk and watch some Steampunk machines in action.

To coincide with the exhibition, Secondary School Art and D&T departments were invited to submit students’ work to The Great Steampunk Art and Design Competition! A slideshow of the resulting artworks can be found here.

Programme

Programme of Steampunk Events (icon)

Details of a packed programme that has been running through the duration of the exhibition, featuring art and design, technology, films, fashion, makers, competitions, and steam!

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Further sites of interest

More intriguing images and a full list of artists can be found on the exhibition’s official blog site: http://www.steampunkmuseumexhibition.blogspot.com/

Museum Opening Hours

MondayClosed
Tuesday to Friday12 to 5pm
Saturday10am to 5pm
Sunday2 to 5pm
Admission is free.

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