Opening Weds 14th October is The Museum of Everything — a space dedicated to secret art. The temporary venue showcases paintings, sculptures and curiosities by unintentional artists. Like Fleury Joseph Crépin, a plumber, miner and spiritualist who received a calling to paint 300 temples. And the Indian road worker who created ceramics from recycled remnants of his village.

Although rarely seen by the public, such work is often used as inspiration by mainstream artists, many of whom have curated the inaugural exhibition.

But before you get a peek, you’ll have to find the anonymous black door of a former dairy and recording studio hidden down a back alleyway in Primrose Hill.

Word is out.

Art is in.

via: Daily Candy

In all honesty, however much fun it would be to search for a green door in Kate Moss’s old manor, there is actually directions on the website. And the image for ‘Links’ is actually spelt ‘Lynx’ and usually that would annoy me but for some reason it doesn’t. :)

The Museum of Everything