V&A Shop Launches Exclusive New David Bowie Book, Limited Edition Prints and More

LONDON - March 22, 2013 - PRLog -- The Victoria and Albert Museum Shop has launched a stunning new David Bowie range to commemorate the opening of the David Bowie Is exhibition. With unprecedented access to the David Bowie Archive the V&A will curate the first international retrospective of the performer’s extraordinary career.

The David Bowie Is exhibition opens on 23 March 2013, and promises very popular with the arts community and devotees of this iconic musician, but even those who cannot visit London for the exhibition can take home the magic of Ziggy Stardust with the David Bowie range from the V and A Shop.

This exclusive range of products, which cannot be purchased anywhere but the V&A Shop, features the David Bowie Is book; along with limited edition Bowie prints, jewellery, fashion accessories and stationery.

Available for pre-order, right now, the David Bowie Is companion book is a stunning record of the iconic performer and his career, his many imitated stage costumes and his own individual artwork. Available in paperback and hardback format, the David Bowie Is book is the perfect souvenir for visitors of the exhibition, and is also ideal for those who are unable to visit the exhibition. It is also a must-have for any Bowie fanatic.

In addition, the V and A Shop is offering 500 copies of the Collector’s Special Edition of the book. Customers need simply register for their chance to take home a signed copy of the book.

The V&A Shop David Bowie range also includes White Duke by Gregory Gilbert-Lodge, a white screen print with glitter gloss varnish on Fedrigoni Sirio Nero. Only 250 of these exclusive prints were ever made, and they will only be available from the Victoria and Albert Shop.

David Bowie is Leaving Hundreds of Clues is an exclusive collection of 50 postcards made with unprecedented access to the David Bowie archive.

Pay a visit to the official V&A Shop online for more information, and keep an eye on the site in the run up to the grand opening, as this extraordinary collection grows. http://www.vam.ac.uk/