KIOSK HELLO

just kid­ding, it’s still raining

Found this fan­tas­tic chocloate cal­cu­la­tor on my good friend Betty Roytburd’s blog where it was won­der­fully com­ple­mented by other objects which made me equally nos­tal­gic. Remem­ber the jewel cal­cu­la­tors they used to have as well? makes me miss math… a little.

“This exhi­bi­tion seeks to com­mem­o­rate the many places that have come and gone, all of which have con­tributed to a col­or­ful New York City upbring­ing. This mul­ti­me­dia instal­la­tion will include works on paper, film, lit­er­a­ture and assorted ephemera, pro­vid­ing a unique per­spec­tive which will com­ple­ment the already vast col­lec­tion cur­rently housed in the Reli­quary. By […]

This air­plane kazoo was made by the same peo­ple down in Florida who made the Trum­pet Kazoo. Isn’t it beau­ti­ful? Too bad we couldn’t have them all!

Kit­ties at tea time use the Finnish metal water ket­tle from KIOSK!

Ken Brown says:
“one of my favorite areas of dis­cov­ery and explo­ration is found in the bor­der­lands of the city, where art and nature meet and merge in a post indus­trial land­scape …“
I think his pho­tos are beau­ti­fully haunting

Jason has been invited to do a Plas­tic Bag Hap­pen­ing in Fin­land! Stop by if you hap­pen to be in the neigh­bor­hood
Jason Rosen­berg
Plas­tic Bag Hap­pen­ing
June 22, 2009
B-Butik, B-Galleria
Turku, Finland

check out this sale, there should be lots of neat stuff by artists and friends to browse through and… home­made ice cream!

Fea­tur­ing art, books, zines, mix­tapes, cloth­ing, jew­elry, and other ephemera by:
Andrew De Francesco, Ariel Dill, Beau H. Rhee, Ben­nie De Grasse, Brian Faucette, Carlen Alt­men, Chris­t­ian Sam­son, Daniela Jacobs, Denise Schatz, Eliza Honey, Erik Lindman, […]

Hello! My name is Ming and I work at KIOSK. From today on, through the rest of the sum­mer, I will be bring­ing you inter­est­ing things, ideas, and peo­ple live in the pages of this blog.   I’m going to try to do this pretty reg­u­larly to keep you read­ers sated. Hope your sum­mers are going well!