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Taylor Swift superfans score dream gig as advisors for V&A Museum’s ‘Songbook Trail’ exhibition


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Imagine being such a dedicated fan of an artist that you get to advise a world-renowned museum on an exhibition about them. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, for four Taylor Swift superfans, this dream has become a reality.

The Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London, known for its focus on art and design, decided to get creative for their upcoming Taylor Swift exhibit, enlisting the expertise of four die-hard Swifties instead of relying solely on traditional curatorial expertise. These weren’t just any fans, though. The V&A assembled a powerhouse group: Kelsey Barnes, a journalist and an unofficial “Taylor Swift historian” ; Dr.Iona Murphy, a literature professor whose knowledge of Swift’s work is as vast as an encyclopedia; India Meade, a 28-year-old fan who’s been devoted to Swift since her teenage years; and Molly Gilroy, a 27-year-old conservation worker who’s been running a blog dedicated to Swift since 2013.

 

 

These four Swifties were chosen from a pool of over a thousand applicants after a thorough interview process by Kate Bailey, senior curator of theatre and performance at the V&A. Their mission? To provide insights into the culture and craftsmanship behind the memorabilia associated with the 14-time Grammy award-winning artist.

The exhibition, aptly named ‘Taylor Swift: Songbook Trail,’ is set to open on July 27. It’s not just a showcase of Swift’s iconic looks, but a celebration of her impact on popular culture and the passionate community she has built. Visitors will be treated to a display of 16 of Swift’s most memorable outfits, many of which are being shown for the first time.

 

So, if you’re a Swiftie, or even just a casual fan, this exhibition is a must-see. It’s a powerful example of fandom and the influence of pop culture. And who knows? Maybe one day, your passion for your favorite artist could land you a similar opportunity. If you are planning a trip to the exhibition, please share your experience and thoughts with us in the forum.

 

For more details about the free exhibition, do visit the official page of the V&A Museum.

 

 

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