Marco Anelli's (@marco_anelli_studio) book Artist Studios of New York, published by Damiani, showcases studios of the major protagonists in the contemporary art scene. He features Glenn Ligon (@glennligon) studio where Ligon has been using Krink on recent works on canvas. For more information, visit damianieditore.com.
John Perello, aka JonOne (@jonone_156), is a graffiti artist living and working in Paris. He recently created a hand-painted edition using K-60 Paint Markers on 100% Canadian maple wood skateboards. The unique edition of 104 was assembled on a wall creating a large-scale painting and then made available individually for sale. For more information, visit jonone.com.
We are pleased to announce a curated selection of Vintage Industrial Markers are now available on krink.com.
Many of Krink's products are inspired by industrial marking tools, which are excellent for their durability and longevity. We found 3 unique, high quality markers to add to Krink's growing artist materials line.
This edition features the iconic Krink Extinguisher with a new design and embellishment. Each sculpture is finished in Brooklyn by a specialized studio using bead-blasting techniques to create a highly detailed chrome design against a satin finish stainless steel surface.
The history of Krink is rooted in the creation of tools through modification and repurposing. From custom inks and paints to specialty delivery systems, Krink is dedicated to invention and creativity, while bridging functionality with art and design.
Krink Extinguisher, 2020
Stainless steel tank with fire extinguisher parts
24 x 7 x 7 inches (60.96 x 17.78 x 17.78 cm)
Signed
Edition of 15
The Krink Extinguisher is not filled and does not come pressurized. It is a fully functional piece and instructions are included should you choose to turn it from a sculpture into a paint delivery system. Available here.
We are pleased to release three photograph print editions from the Krink archive. The archive contains thousands of photographs taken by Craig Costello spanning the late 1980s to present day. Costello captured unseen nights out with graffiti writers, urban landscapes, and the early days of Krink: materials and supplies, markers made from shoe polish bottles, handmade batches of Krink ink, and the signature ink drips.
All editions are limited by time and only available for 1 week. Sale begins Friday, October 13th and ends at midnight EST on Tuesday, October 20th.
Prints are archival and printed on Infinity Platine Fibre Rag 310gsm. 5 x 7 inches (12.7 x 17.8 cm). Signed on verso.
