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224-238 Kensington High St, London W8 6AG, UK
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The Design Museum in London is a museum devoted to contemporary design, with ticketed exhibitions (such as NIGO: From Japan with Love, Es Devlin: Other Worlds and The Nue Black Aesthetic), free displays and a free permanent collection, 'Designer Maker User'. It also runs talks, courses and learning workshops for adults and young people, a postgraduate MA in Curating Contemporary Design with Kingston University, shops, the Design Kitchen and Design Cafe, and venue hire.
The page does not give specific ages, but says the permanent collection display is 'great for families, school groups and design lovers' and that learning workshops are for adults and young people.
The website has an 'Access information' section stating that they want everyone's visit to be enjoyable and that they work continuously to make the museum more accessible and inclusive to the widest possible audience. No specific sensory or autism-related provision is described on this page.
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Exhibitions are ticketed and can be booked in advance, while the permanent collection 'Designer Maker User' and displays including PLATFORM: Simone Brewster, Tools for Transition and Mineral are free to visit. Members go free with unlimited entry to all exhibitions, plus discounts in the shop, Design Cafe and Design Kitchen; no prices are listed on this page.
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