Skip to playerSkip to main content
  • 5 months ago
Kate Middleton is championing the joy of creativity — and the transformative power of art. The Princess of Wales, 43, stepped out in East London on June 10 to visit the new V&A East Storehouse, a branch of the Victoria and Albert Museum that offers unprecedented public access to more than 500,000 objects spanning fashion, film, visual art, design and performance. It marked her first public royal engagement since returning from a half-term break with her three children — Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 10 and Prince Louis, 7 — and came just days after she hosted a meeting at Windsor Castle with staff from her early childhood foundation.

Category

People
Transcript
00:00William Morris
00:11Wow
00:12Late William Morris
00:14Very late
00:15I love the choice of colours
00:19Yeah, yeah, yeah
00:20They use foliage and everything like that
00:22And the inspiration from nature
00:23Oh, 100%
00:25Is it silk?
00:27Yeah
00:28These are in the workshop as well
00:32So, in the old
00:35I cannot bear the void of wine
00:39The pieces also show me some resturations
00:42I don't know if you do anything
00:44No, no, no, exactly
00:45That's really, really, really
00:47You're all right, thanks
00:48Let me choose to Tim Reeve
00:49Hello
00:50Who's been the mastermind of this project
00:51From a good decade now
00:53Incredible work
00:54What a fantastic idea
00:55To bring all these pieces to life
00:57They've learned from actually
00:58So they're not sort of behind the scenes
00:59And sort of stalled away somewhere
01:01The members of the public
01:02Will be able to spectate on
01:03The conservation work
01:04Yes
01:05And this is one of the pieces
01:06We've been looking at
01:07It's in the 6th century
01:08Women's Riding House
01:09I can't wait
01:10I can't wait
01:11I can't wait
Be the first to comment
Add your comment

Recommended