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Things called objects

Currently this is the stuff, the stuff for sale, the objects, some of them we are known for, for the love of stuff and things and objects. They are here. As always, some are going out and some are coming in, change is constant.

Boite a Camembert

Candlestick by A. Hodgson

Friends and Family

It's time for the community to come together here. A collection of objects by friends of ours, friends of KIOSK and family of ours and family of others. What else are friends and family for? Community matters, there is no better time. Interested in showing us something to include? Drop a line

Candlestick by A. Hodgson

Edlef Romeny Prints

A. Mills Clay Colanders

TINY UK

Some bits and bobs, things dribbling in as we find them during our hopping and skipping in the UK. Whose the King of the Mountain? To every side in the UK there is a flip side, to all the grey, there is the fantastic. Every rollback has a roll-forward. There is an outward and an inward, two very different sides of one coin. This collection will grow over time. For now it is solidly Tiny UK for the weird world.

Triple Thick Oven Glove

Zam Buk

Plastic British Dustpan

Glass Cloth

Door Wedge

Oven Cloth

Chantry Classic Knife Sharpener

Teddy Gray's Herbal and Pear Tablets

Acme Police Whistle

Dimple Beer Tankard

Tunnock’s Caramel Wafers

Boot Jack

Cotton Cellular Blanket

Edinburgh Castle Rock

Galvanized Metal Bucket

Romney's Kendal Mint Cake

Fish Scaler

Door Chain

Salt Pig

Edlef Romeny Prints

An image can also speak rhythm like poetry. An image can dance across a page, using color or line...

Marco's father Edlef was a painter and equally a printmaker, he went into his studio every single day. When he died in 2017 we had the monumental task of organizing all of his works. We began with his paintings and then after two years we went into the flat files. Suddenly, a person we always thought of as a painter we started to think of as a printmaker. We found great beauty in the drawers, approximately 300 different printed works, lithographs, etchings and woodcuts; from 1 to 12 of each. Literally hidden, the works are filled with meaning and joy, These works are just the beginning, over time we believe we will put out more. They all are limited.

"The litho-stone is still in the graphics atelier, although I am a little bit ashamed to admit we use it as a step to go out the window. Some of these might have been screen prints - I was not born at the time he made them and I forgot to ask before he passed. I should check with my siblings. I want you to see them - nothing worse than having art you like (from a parent even) sitting in a drawer. They should be on a wall! Your wall!" - M

Topos Books

A selection of books on offer from our pals TOPOS, the undeniably fantastic, on par with top excellence, reputable without a doubt, bookstore in Ridgewood, Queens. Only one copy of each, keep scrolling as the best is yet to come. Is it ever easy to say no to a good book? An eclectic selection made by Anny just for us and that means by extension, for you. Stop by TOPOS and say HI one day soon.

David Hockney: Invitation to December 1965 exhibition at Kasmin

Claes Oldenburg: Store Days

Donald Judd Drawings 1956 - 1976

Lawrence Weiner: Above, Beyond, Below

Gerhard Richter: Atlas

Carl Andre: House as Organ : Stops and Unstopped

John Wieners, Selected Poems

Harvey Mudd, The Plain of Smokes

Laurie Simmons, Photographs 1978/79

Not Painting: Jack Goldstein Steve Miller Nam June Paik Gerhard Richter

Adrienne Salinger, In My Room: Teenagers in Their Bedrooms

Francis Picabia, Hanuman Editions, Who Knows: Poems and Aphorisms, #5

Les Fauves

John Cage / New River Watercolors

Philip Guston: Paintings 1978-1979

Taryn Simon: A Living Man Declared Dead And Other Chapters I-XVIII

Elizabeth Peyton: Eventyr

Francesca Woodman

David Horvitz: Sad, Depressed, People

Niki de Saint Phalle

Joseph Beuys: The Multiples

Joseph Beuys with Fat and Felt

Joseph Beuys / FIU : 7,000 oaks project for Documenta

Max Bill: Marlborough Gallery

John Hillard: Elemental Conditioning

Damien Hirst's Pharmacy catalog for Sotheby's

The daily images of power. On Kawara from day to day / Mot pour Mot/Word for Word

The Drawings of Robert Morris

Chris Ofili: Weaving Magic

Ed Ruscha: Photographs

Jerry Saltz: An Ideal Syllabus

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