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Check your wardrobes V&A Dundee launches major appeal for everyday tartan objects

Check your wardrobes V&A Dundee launches major appeal for everyday tartan objects
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V&A looking for tartan objects as part of new exhibition

V&A looking for tartan objects as part of new exhibition
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Tartan: the rebel cloth that became a symbol of Scotland

TARTAN was a rebel cloth. It is well known that in the Act of Proscription following Culloden it was stated: “That from and after the first day of…

The Dundee Live Big Interview: V&A Dundee Director reveals plans for future

The Dundee Live Big Interview: V&A Dundee Director reveals plans for future
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Story of tartan through the centuries to unfold in V&A Dundee exhibition

Submitting. The five-month exhibition will explore how the patterned fabric – famously embraced by designers like Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen, the author Walter Scott and musical acts like Rod Stewart and the Bay City Rollers – has shaped, influenced and been reflected in advertising, fashion, film and fine art. However it will examine how tartan has been both “adored and derided,” been seen as a symbol of being radical and rebellious for centuries, and is still making its mark around the world in modern times. The exhibition will also explore the “sometimes painful” history of tartan, which was famously outlawed in Scotland following the defeat of the Jacobites at the Battle of Culloden in 1746, but would go on to become a symbol of the British Army and Empire, and embraced by the Royal Family.

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