Museum of Everything
Exhibition #4 is the first international survey of studio-workshops for contemporary artists with a range of developmental difficulties.
The venue is Selfridges of London, where over 400 works form the most expansive art collaboration in the history of the department store. Exhibition #4 occupies all the windows on Oxford Street. The main show is in the Ultralounge and features an installation created with Eve Stewart, designer of The King’s Speech.
In the entrance of the exhibition, with other sponsors, Mishcon de Reya is thanked for their legal advice and guidance. Karen Sanig, Andrew Savile and Amanda Gray assisted and advised the Museum of Everything in the preparations for the exhibition.
Highlights of the exhibition include Japanese wrestle-maniac Tomoyuki Shinki, West Coast social activist William Scott and visionary architect Stefan Hafner, whose City of the Future now adorns the corner window on Orchard Street. Exhibition #4 is open until 25th October 2011.
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