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Es Devlin Retrospective 'Other Worlds' Opens at Design Museum London

exhibition · 2026-07-03

The Design Museum in London will showcase "Es Devlin: Other Worlds," a retrospective celebrating Es Devlin's three-decade career in sculpture, film, and installation, from 2 October to 4 April. This exhibition features archival items and a prominent circular installation that highlights works such as the 2021 mirror-maze "Forest of Us" and the 2012 Olympic stadium floor design. This presentation is a result of a four-year invitation from V&A East Storehouse, which inspired her work titled "The Everythingists." Born Esmeralda Devlin in 1971, she has collaborated with renowned artists and events, earning multiple accolades. In 2023, she released "An Atlas of Es Devlin." Future endeavors include designing sets for Rajiv Joseph's "Archduke" and Olivia Rodrigo's arena tour.

Key facts

  • Es Devlin: Other Worlds runs at the Design Museum, London, from 2 October to 4 April.
  • The retrospective covers 30 years of Devlin's work in sculpture, film and installation.
  • Its centerpiece combines Forest of Us (2021), The Lehman Trilogy set (2018) and the London 2012 Olympics closing ceremony floor covering.
  • The V&A East Storehouse invited Devlin to respond to Natalia Goncharova's 1926 backdrop for The Firebird.
  • Devlin titled her response The Everythingists, referencing Goncharova's term for her own practice.
  • Devlin won the Linbury prize for stage design in 1995.
  • She published An Atlas of Es Devlin in 2023, with a revised edition adding 30 projects.
  • She is artistic director of the 2026 British Museum Ball and is designing Olivia Rodrigo's forthcoming arena tour.

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  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Kingston upon Thames
  • Rye
  • East Sussex
  • Bolton
  • Bregenz
  • Austria
  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Seoul
  • South Korea
  • São Paulo
  • Brazil
  • Morocco
  • Agafay Desert
  • Malawi
  • Compton
  • Louvre
  • Sussex
  • Peckham
  • Udine
  • 224-238 Kensington High St, London W8 6AG
  • Miami
  • United States
  • Yorkshire
  • South London
  • St Paul's Cathedral

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