A major London exhibition invites visitors into the award-winning designer's creative workshop and archive.
The Design Museum is hosting a major exhibition focused on artist and designer Es Devlin, spotlighting her career and creative process from October 2026. Known for creating unforgettably immersive public artworks and earning prestigious Tony and Emmy awards for her stage sets, Devlin is offering the public direct access to her world-building practice.
For this presentation, Devlin has relocated her working studio and her complete 30-year archive directly into the Design Museum. The show invites visitors straight into her workshop environment, guiding audiences through her creative journey, past projects, and the distinct motivations and inspirations that make her tick.
Throughout her three-decade career, Devlin has become celebrated for seamlessly crossing creative boundaries. The exhibition showcases how art, activism, poetry, sculpture, music, and architecture combine within her practice, offering an expansive look into the methods behind her renowned stage sets and large-scale public art installations.
The exhibition offers UK creatives an inside look into the archive and live studio of a major British designer, showcasing how public art, stage design, architecture, sculpture, and activism intersect across a thirty-year career.
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