Homes for the holidays




A boy standing in a house he is making out of straws.
Photograph by Peter Stackpole, May 1956 via LIFE.

A little girl looking into a modern doll house being sold at F.A.O. Schwarz. Photograph by Herbert Gehr, 1940 via LIFE.

Staggeringly Awesome

Aichi Children's Center
Aichi, Japan



photo: Luke Fischbeck
previously: Sumi Ink Club mobiles (11/07)

Kiosk Mini-Exhibition #8: Reference Library

Buy It Now: Apparel, Architecture, Art, Bags, Beautiful, Bikes, Blacksmith, Books, Case Goods, Clever, Collections, Custom, Details, Display, eBay, Etc, Fabric, Family, Food, Friends, Furniture, Girls, Graphics, Handmade, High Bidders, Home, Industrial, Interiors, Items I Didn't Win, Kids, Lettering, Lighting, Made in the USA, Misc, Music, Objects, Paper, People, Playthings, Products, Shopkeeping, Shops, Signs, Small Town, Storefronts, The Quality, Useful

November 28–December 7
Opening party on Friday, November 28, 7–10pm

Kiosk
95 Spring St. between Broadway and Mercer
Second Floor
New York, NY 10012


Window Water Baby Moving

"Stan Brakhage's Window Water Baby Moving (1959) is the only film I've seen of childbirth which makes sense. It has genuine, uncanny, visceral poetry. It tells the truth. Be prepared for its frankness." —PN

via Peter Nencini's new blog Camberwell Illustration