I just got back to NYC from Paris a few days ago. Paris is an amazingly beautiful city. It’s big like NYC, and I always have the feeling there is a lot more to see.
I was in a group show in Galerie Joyce in the gardens of the Palais Royal. A really beautiful place with tons of history. I had a really nice time and enjoyed great hospitality from Mily and Sam Kadz Thanks Mily and Sam! Thanks also to Olivier for showing me around. Agnes and Chris. Sarah Colette.

Krinking the front windows of the gallery.
The Palais Royal.
3 for 1€, they got garbage down the way…
The last time I was in Paris was in 2003 for a group show with fellow New Yorkers at Agnes B’s Galerie du Jour. I still had a few tags on the phone booths out there, as did Sace, Rage, and Ease, all from ‘03.
By coincidence, Ryan McGinley, Dash Snow, and Harmony Korine were in a show at Galerie Du Jour. Agnes heard I was in town and asked me to come by and paint something on the gallery. Thanks to Agnes and everyone at the Galerie!
Agnes’s photos from the “New New York” show in 2003.
Dash Snow RIP.
Portraits by Ryan Mcginley
Agathe Snow was also having a show at another gallery in Paris. Small world.
Colonnes de Buren, Palais Royal
Air France = Total Chaos! Apparently the French don’t form lines?
My flight was delayed and diverted. So hectic.

Les Halles, Paris from 2003.

New issue of Radikal Magazine from Taipei. Three languages, Mandarin, Japanese and English. Word to globalization. Thanks Nori, Reach and Ben.



The whole thing folds out into a poster.

Check out the “Tokyo Tower” way in the background. Huge!

I came across this magazine at a bookstore in Tokyo. Krink black mop featured as a design icon of the 90’s. The issue reminisces about 20th century design.

Flying high. Japan Airlines is legit. Great service. Not Ghetto like most American Airlines. The difference is amazing.
Still working. Much more to come. Yone Krink just getting started.

I’m out to Tokyo tomorrow morning. I’m looking forward to working with the great photographer Yone.
Come thru if you’re in the area.

Curtis Kulig worked on the “Pretty Powerful” campaign for Bobbi Brown Cosmetics. All the pink text is done with Krink markers.
Thanks Ruba and Curtis.

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Galina is wearing a Men’s black tee, size small.

Finished piece on the exterior of the museum. 2010.

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