Showcasing their fourth exhibition the wonderful ‘Museum of Everything’ will be rocking the windows in Selfridges and taking over the entire Ultralonge exhibition hall from this Friday through to October 25th.
With their largest art installation yet the Museum of Everything will premier international works for first time public display, with things like the vast flying cities of Hans-Jorg Georgi, the voluptuous female conspirators of Giovanni Galli and the oven-baked cameras of ceramicist Alan Constable. There will also be talks, screenings and workshops, not to mention Project 6 from The Shop of Everything which will be showcasing a fashion collaboration with Clements Ribeiro and the Museum’s own label, Everything Ltd. For those who need a caffeine fix the Café of Everything will be open to pick up one hell of a fine cup of coffee.
This creative exhibition is designed to bend your mind delivered by self-taught artists, don’t be afraid go forth, discover and be inspired.
Fri 2nd Sept to Tues 25th Oct
Selfridges, 400 Oxford St, W1U
www.museumofeverything.com


As an art student researching the work of the Impressionists, I have big help from this site called wahooart.com. It’s like a good art library, where, convenient for me, works of artists are divided into art movements in history. Some of the works I had never seen before.
As the canvas prints are affordable, I ordered online a little size canvas print of my favorite,
http://en.wahooart.com/A55A04/w.nsf/OPRA/BRUE-8EWE3X, by Claude Monet.
15 December 2012 at 9:05 AM