Natalie D Kane

Natalie D Kane is a curator and writer based in London. They are Curator of Digital Design at the V&A, where they research and collect digital design and society, including its preservation, display and access. They have led research projects on the complexity of Born Digital and Hybrid digital objects with the AHRC through the Towards a National Collections project, and written on collecting digital objects within museums and the role of digital culture, design and ethics in our lives. With the V&A, they curated Design and Disability (June – Feb 2025) and the official U.K. pavilion at the 2019 XXII Milan Triennale, showing the work of Forensic Architecture. Natalie is a Trustee of the British Games Institute / National Videogames Museum and on the Advisory Board for the Society for Computers and Law. Recently, they have joined the Barbican Renewal’s Access and Inclusive Design Advisory Group. They are editor of Design and Disability (2025), published with the V&A.