MSCHF Presents Its First Museum Retrospective With ‘Nothing Is Sacred’

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MSCHF is set to take Seoul, South Korea, by storm. The collective is all geared up for its first-ever museum retrospective, aptly titled NOTHING IS SACRED, housed at the Daelim Museum.

This exhibition, a testament to MSCHF’s avant-garde approach, challenges both conventional artistic norms and broader societal constructs. With a lineup of over 100 works, it traverses diverse mediums, from interactive games and paintings to sneakers and performance art. Its multifaceted repertoire is an exploration of the unconventional and a deliberate subversion of traditional artistic boundaries.

MSCHF has been able to garner not only a cult following but also has seeped into pop culture by infusing its outlandish creativity into everyday items. Take the Big Red Boot, for example (which now comes in a “subdued” black colorway) or the microscopic Louis Vuitton handbag. The art collective never fails to catch hold of one’s attention.

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