Curious Alice: the VR experience | Behind the scenes | V&A

[@shiroinekojulie]

I hope you can bring this experience to other countries and cities someday! I'd absolutely love to try this.

[@rosie100ish]

What a fantastic idea to allow the visitor to experience what Alice did. Lewis Carroll would be proud I'm sure! Looking forward to my visit - been waiting a long time. Well done to the V&A and welcome back!

[@MsAmazon2u]

Second Life would take this to a whole new level!!!!!! The graphics on SL are life-like!

[@susannial9249]

Fabulous! I wish I could be there in person!

[@rosie100ish]

Fantastic experience and brilliantly managed by staff!

[@vivsalittlebitcrafty4854]

This looks amazing!!

[@ZoeLateNight]

Would Love to try this! 🤩

[@arkangelblue]

Wish this was available up North

[@kanokwanapinantanasakul4943]

very fantastic. i really want to try this!!

[@rhythmictiger]

This is so cool!

[@luiscuixara4622]

Now that "down the rabbit hole" is such a cliche', what cliche' for "down the rabbit hole" can we replace "down the rabbit hole" with?

[@markgoddard2560]

I always thought that a museum was to preserve the values of the past for study and insight, and thus inform the future, or even simply to know of our own development. After all, it’s new to each generation. A library will inform both the mind and the imagination far more than a set visual programme limited to one person’s individual’s thoughts on a screen. That is not to say it does not have merit as a sea side attraction or similar, but it would be a far more fruitful course of action to develop the V and A within its remit, than pander to the art world of the woke generation. I can see my donations to the V and A have fallen on stones and dry dust. No more.

[@mihiec]

Really???

[@mihiec]

Really?

[@mihiec]

Nothing new. Old tech... Are we in 2001?