The Museum of Everything presents Exhibition # 4 at Selfridges
follow the red arrows once inside Selfridges leading you the Ultralounge to see...
over 400 drawings, paintings & sculptures by international contemporary artists for whom creation is not just art, it is language
Exhibition # 4 is art from studios for self-taught artists around the globe
The Windows of Everything -is their re-interpretation of Oxford Street, featuring the royal fixations of Rudy Bradford, the musical letters of Harald Stoffers, the gun-toiting maidens of Giovanni Galli and an original 3D meisterwerk The City of the Future by German visionary architect Stefan Häfner
It is such a great concept and inspiring one as well - to be able to see how creative and capable these artists are and how workshops of Everything made this possible.
Not in London? You can check their digital show at www.digevery.com
At 6:30 pm on Thursday Sept. 15th Mary Portas celebrated the launch of Mary & Clarks at the Oxford Street store
Some bubbly while waiting for Mary...
Mary's words: "We honed each detail of the range to make it perfect for every aspect of a woman's lifestyle. We have great shapes - from edgy wedges to elegant courts - that serve up instant style. While they look super-hot, they are also deceptively comfortable. I defy anyone to say they could find a more comfortable three-inch heel than mine - a true shoe revolution!"
Brilliant display
DJ's playing music...
The drinks of the night
"the Mary Mary Quite Contrary" (bubbly)
the Virgin Mary sea breeze over crushed ice with fresh mint
Chocolate Truffles made the waiting be sweeter
Discovered my new addiction;) one of the milk chocolate truffles had crackling candy filling - a true explosion of glory
trendy crowd
Meet Mary
Very pleased to have met her, a true lady that appreciates and respects her fans and followers.
The annual Thames Festival which takes place between Westminster Bridge and Tower Bridge is a must as there are plenty of things to see, do, learn, eat in the many food stalls, and meet people all around the globe on and alongside the Thames
My iPhone and I were there on Sunday September 11 a very important day to be remembered and remember the tragedy that the Americans and all went through.
I started my tour close to the Scoop (next to Tower Bridge) on th nice sunny day
nice sculpture
the food stalls...
very happy to see David one of the Arancini Brothers serving their amazing now renamed Risotto Balls
They are out of this world or as I like to describe them an explosion of flavours inside a wrap
crisps apples blend in perfectly with their risotto balls and special sauce and then the crispy fried onions kick in...mmmm
Chocolate fondue stand...fancy white or dark?
or milk chocolate?
after choosing what to eat and/or drink nothing like sitting on the grass and enjoying it all...
next to the food stands a petting farm
plenty entertainment for kids...
even a disco shed for them...
puppet shows...
Fancy a paddle?
he went for the how fast can you paddle 200 m challenge...
a band playing....
the crowd listening...
walking around met Michael Mainelli - Lady Daphne one of the most famous London's classic wooden vessels still sailing on the Thames...
I was one of the many unlucky to not make it through the 2 hour journey as I did not reserve on time
