New exhibition showcases unique treasures from David Bowie

Costumes, personal mementos, and previously unseen glimpses into his life. This exhibition is dedicated to music legend David Bowie. At the V&A Dundee in Scotland, around 100 special items from his vast private archive are on display. Among them are his first saxophone, which he received as a Christmas gift in 1961, a personal passport, photos, and handwritten notes. The extravagant stage outfits are a particular highlight. Old concert posters, tour memorabilia, and Polaroid photos also document his performances in Scotland. Many of the items on display have never before been shown to the public. The exhibition shows how Bowie constantly reinvented himself and why he continues to inspire generations to this day.