There were bowls of gold tchotchkes like ball markers ...
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There is little doubt that more tchotchkes will soon appear.
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Hamburger Harry proves that buying too many tchotchkes can pay off.
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Looking to sell, but your living room is crammed with tchotchkes?
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Papers and tchotchkes are laid out on tables and garage floors.
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I don't have tchotchkes here because they're all in my house.
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Frida tchotchkes on Etsy and eBay number in the tens of thousands.
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He immediately starts geeking out over all the tchotchkes that decorate the temple.
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Gone, too, were scores of antique tchotchkes he had collected over three decades.
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There's also artwork, lamps, rotary phones, and tchotchkes for arranging around the house.
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Even the tchotchkes are smartly curated — these plushies are all from Japan directly.
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It's certainly easier to share with friends than a suitcase full of tchotchkes.
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Unlike tchotchkes, collectibles and kitsch, memewear is not memorabilia: It accrues no value.
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You reward them with digital tchotchkes for participating ("Hil Points" or gold "Trump Cards").
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Unlike other Disney parks, real-world tchotchkes and brands will be kept at bay.
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Near the checkout line, we found a few bowls of assorted tchotchkes and trinkets.
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But just in case they do, there will be plenty of tchotchkes to buy.
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But what are these tchotchkes, these mugs and towels and even conferences, really selling?
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His tchotchkes weren't amassed from world travels; they had come with the furniture package.
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It's a lot of tchotchkes, sure, but for GN'R, a little would never do.
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Even with the various Texas flourishes, the store has some New York-inspired tchotchkes.
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Its shelves were crammed with symbols of long-gone epochs, genuine collectibles and dubious tchotchkes.
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That proved lucrative, as did sales of "Prairie Home Companion" recordings, books, clothes and tchotchkes.
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If you're like most people, your desk is littered with papers, tchotchkes and file folders.
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We were in CB2 looking for tchotchkes for the apartment when I saw this bust.
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He loves gadgets but has no use for tchotchkes — it has to be truly useful.
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Now's the time when holiday dinner parties are planned, family-recipes baked, and little tchotchkes packaged.
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It's also the first lady who picks the gifts and thoughtful tchotchkes for visiting foreign leaders.
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He'd spent all the years since we immigrated looking for connections to Earth. Food. Rituals. Tchotchkes.
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Coffee tables, kitchen counters, windowsills and other surfaces should be cleared of family photos, plants and tchotchkes.
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A great gift idea for that friend who is known office-wide for their quirky desk tchotchkes.
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There's a lot of weird little tchotchkes that no real human being has that just look beautiful.
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Turns out, the human desire to bestow importance via branded tchotchkes transcends and unifies all sorts of cultures.
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"Is not about the old style of tchotchkes and promotional items you throw away," Alagem told Business Insider.
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"It has all the knickknacks, tchotchkes and goofy things I've collected the last 40 years," Mr. Eastman said.
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When it wasn't Christmas time, it was kind of a museum of Marlena's tchotchkes and Imperial Court history.
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The branded products they sold included about 7,000 items: apparel and mugs and all manner of sundry tchotchkes.
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Antique musical instruments and lamps, mannequin parts and dozens of other tchotchkes are surrounding the DJ and the crowd.
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TIDY UP Ridding counters of clutter and shelves of tchotchkes is a fast and easy way to streamline space.
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Go browse a little, just as if you were trying to find seasonal tchotchkes at the Christmas Tree Shops.
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The restaurant is spacious and handsome, with an open kitchen, curtained booths, waiter service and a collection of bovine tchotchkes.
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Then, as I was leaving, he asked if I wanted to buy one of the tchotchkes he had for sale.
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The beauty superstore doesn't fill its $10 monthly mailers with random tchotchkes, off-brand skin care, or unwearable makeup shades.
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It's always chock-full of cashmere everything, holiday party shoes, and random third party tchotchkes they've perfectly curated for us.
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You know, the one you hung out in throughout high school, complete with tacky tchotchkes and faded Michael Jackson posters?
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But any downplaying of a Winfrey foray into politics hasn't stopped the flurry of Oprah 21625 garments, goodies and tchotchkes.
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It was an e-commerce company that sold tchotchkes to nerds based on licensed properties like Star Wars and Minecraft.
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David Green is reportedly worth $6.3 billion now, thanks to this management style and to the American thirst for tchotchkes.
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Some of Ms. Garbo's artwork and French antiques also remain, along with the pink rhodonite tchotchkes she loved to collect.
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Or choose from any of the shelves stocked with vaguely irreverent, nationalist-themed tchotchkes in the colors of the Ukrainian flag.
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The installation consists of an entire living space with furniture, lamps, wall art, carpeting, a video monitor, and many, many tchotchkes.
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The listing for the president's former abode touts its "old world charm," and photos feature a plethora of Trump-themed tchotchkes.
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A mixture of British and Ukrainian kitsch adorns the walls, with tchotchkes and Union Jacks coexisting all over the wooden interior.
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That was the start of an entrepreneurial journey that has turned Parker into a rising star in the selling of tchotchkes.
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Their pink interiors are filled to the brim with dolls, stuffed toys, girls' clothing, a frilly canopy bed, and girly tchotchkes.
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The design (overseen by Kim Mupangilai) is spartan but hospitable, with white walls, kaleidoscopic tiling and tchotchkes like miniature rocking horses.
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With items ranging from inexpensive tchotchkes to sectional sofas, IKEA has lived up to its original idea and become a household name.
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Governments around the world throw a dozen or so curveballs, rearranging hours and minutes as though they were tchotchkes on a credenza.
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The grand entry (below) includes a table topped with tchotchkes and a music corner featuring an organ that's now going for $341.
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The designers' capacity for cuteness and witty tchotchkes can sometimes wear thin, but their international design wonderland is not to be missed.
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It&aposs not a productive environment for people who prefer their desks covered with familiar tchotchkes or piled up with necessary paperwork.
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In artist Amy Douglas's hands, however, Staffordshire figures become fantastical tchotchkes that trade their usual decorum for absurdity, vulgarity, and outlandish fun.
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Instead, it's a shrine to the interplay of color, the transformative properties of light, and the juxtaposition of palatial fixtures with worldly tchotchkes.
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Crawford said he noticed the art in the house was a fascinating mix of Catholic items and tchotchkes that hint at cannabis culture.
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Without question, the cottage industry of Mueller fanatics and media breathlessness and tchotchkes and parody songs on Saturday Night Live was always embarrassing.
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While the trophies are displayed casually beside books, wedding photos and tchotchkes, Foster says it's still strange to have them in her possession.
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Others bespeak the eclectic ethnic mix of the community and are filled with Irish and Italian and Polish and Russian tchotchkes and flags.
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It has a bunch of local items and tchotchkes that are more of what I like to take home to remember a trip.
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By next summer, we'll be awash in Baby Yoda figures and tchotchkes; by New Year 2021, they'll likely be in the bargain bins.
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Then he goes down to the area that sells lots of mass-produced tchotchkes and buys a few beautiful, polished, modern-looking silver bowls.
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This creates a sort of "authenticity tourism" industry where people of means dip into "gritty" areas to ingest "cheap eats" or buy "cute" tchotchkes.
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We can't recommend Anthropologie's holiday decor enough — it's festive but still chic, so your space will feel elevated rather than cramped with tacky tchotchkes.
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The Spains owned a group of Hallmark stores in the Philadelphia area, where they invented and sold various popular tchotchkes aimed at young people.
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Illegal souvenir sellers stashed their blue plastic bags full of tchotchkes in the tree limbs before ducking into bushes that they used as toilets.
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Many who are trying to conceive wear pineapple socks and jewelry to work, and fill their homes with pineapple picture frames and other tchotchkes.
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Lavishing affection on her big black shopping bag, she sets out its contents on the rubble around her as if they were treasured tchotchkes.
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While Greenbaum's glass pieces are unique, they could have come off a production line like some kind of oversized tchotchkes, but they have not.
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Some leaders are strongly rumored to get treats from Russia, ranging from tchotchkes to stuffed suitcases that make paying the home mortgage more pleasurable.
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French doors leading to the outside add a plethora of natural light, while gray built-in bookshelves offer extra storage for framed photographs and tchotchkes.
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The doors have gradually accumulated many key chains, a few mirrors, notes and drawings, found objects, lead weights, rulers, and a line-up of tchotchkes.
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During her sightseeing tour, Han entered the NBA Store and looked blasé while checking out Magic Johnson autographed jerseys or tchotchkes featuring James Harden's beard.
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Whether you just want some tchotchkes for decoration or are thinking about a bigger purchase like a bed frame, West Elm has something for you.
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There, they sell a small selection of not-cheap clothes, interesting home goods, a variety of tchotchkes, or quirky gifts and develop a local following.
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James Gandolfini, the actor known for his role as Tony Soprano, shopped at Hecht for tchotchkes and collectibles for his driver, his doorman and Matt Damon.
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But the tchotchkes on the shelf beside it don't exist, and if you try to open a door you're not supposed to, somebody yanks you back.
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It sits all on one floor, where books run seamlessly into tchotchkes into high-end fashion into a gallery space, which will have a separate entrance.
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Draped on a bench among the tchotchkes was Sandra Oh, who won a Golden Globe (as well as hosting duties) for her role on the show.
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I, for one, am fairly convinced—though I'm not an expert on cars or their associated tchotchkes—and yet the discussion still rages on across Japanese Twitter.
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Unlike some of the more ambitious ARKit demos, Viticci isn't using a specially developed app to put digital tchotchkes on that very real (and very good) dog.
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In between phone calls, Elshiva feeds her cat, dusts her tchotchkes, and talks with a painting of St. George, waiting for her son Daniel to come back.
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Now, click on an unassuming arrow in the chat window, and you'll throw open a junk drawer of digital tchotchkes scavenged from web properties new and old.
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The Route 66 signs in the Wigwam Motel's gift shop are new, the tchotchkes cheap (check in on Yelp and get a free postcard!) and made overseas.
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It was the 1980s, and on weekends, the parking lots near West 25th Street and Sixth Avenue were filled with vendors selling tchotchkes, collectibles and fine antiques.
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So no, you are not obligated to catch this woman up on hundreds of years of American history and explain to her why those tchotchkes are offensive.
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Kruger, who is currently dating the Walking Dead's Norman Reedus after splitting from longtime boyfriend Joshua Jackson in 2016, also incorporated a plethora of tchotchkes into her design.
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But then I looked at the drones and remembered all of the other tchotchkes Urban Outfitters sells and was immediately very disappointed in both the store and myself.
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There are no scarves or crystal balls, no stars, moons, or tchotchkes Stevie Nicks might collect—just a beaker filled with Tootsie Rolls, which came with the space.
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Prince's family had guests in tears this weekend honoring the late singer, but at least they got to leave with a bag full o' tchotchkes ... TMZ has learned.
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The surprisingly well-informed Tracy intimates that she is a professional in the surveillance business and begins to question Claire regarding the many valuable tchotchkes that she collects.
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There's a pencil case, an off-brand Power Ranger, some car toys and a stuffed meerkat, among others — dollar-bin tchotchkes selected for their diverse and complex shapes.
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Above each fan dangles a whimsical sculpture made from found materials — miscellaneous clothing, crinkly plastic bags, rubber tchotchkes, unidentifiable plush toys, and more — dancing wildly in the breeze.
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After much backlash from fans who love paying a premium for branded tchotchkes, Samsung wants you to know that it's possibly, maybe, considering not pursuing that partnership any further.
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"Etude" (2010) is less of a hodgepodge of tchotchkes — the piano hammers she placed at odd angles within a small box look unrecognizable as parts of a musical instrument.
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The objects range from the predictable wedding dresses, rings, letters, and all manner of tchotchkes and trinkets, to locks of hair, belly button lint, and even silicon breast implants.
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Whether that means pictures or an old quilt that reminds you of a certain moment in time, keep those tchotchkes in sight you to make you feel more comfortable.
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This writer does not tell stories; she had flagrant contempt for them — those cozy bourgeois tchotchkes that belonged to a safer time, when retreat from the political was permissible.
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Countless Kickstarter projects and high-valued startups promised us that one day — and one day soon — we'd be able to 3D-print tchotchkes and tools in our own homes.
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In their pink glow, I'm six years old again, standing beside my mother in an old Shanghai temple complex that's been transformed into a kind of bazaar filled with tchotchkes.
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"We got our chairs from a place called Rusticks in Cashiers and our art and tchotchkes from Antique Tobacco Barn in Asheville," Decker, who founded digital closet app Finery, says.
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They are shown alongside Austenalia sourced from all over, ranging from personal objects on loan from Jane Austen's House Museum in Chawton, England, to modern tchotchkes more redolent of eBay.
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Intensely, at times squirmingly, intimate, it trots and sometimes meanders down twinned memory lanes as it revisits Ms. Reynolds's and Ms. Fisher's lives, their ups and downs, scandals and tchotchkes.
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"Budapest is the kind of place where you can find wonderful souvenirs: storied antiques, Communist-era tchotchkes, and stuff from the city's surprisingly cool contemporary design scene," Mr. Rail said.
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Thus, they are living, and not always happily, in the company of unfamiliar sofas, easy chairs, end tables, headboards and tchotchkes, and relegating much of their own furniture to storage.
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At home, however, her collections are decidedly non-fashion: they're comprised of Provençal French ceramics, Italian glassware, and various tchotchkes unearthed from flea markets and secondhand stores around the world.
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Cash is king There may be a teacher who really needs a new mug or Christmas ornament, but most have received more tchotchkes and knickknacks than they could ever use.
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I haven't talked about his bruises or the raw patches the straps of his backpack carve into him as he trots atom bombs, living tissues, and tchotchkes across the wastes.
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His various collections of what he himself described as tchotchkes got just as much attention as a permanent outdoor commission he was working on; Tony had the gift of gab.
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With its shelves of books, paperwork-covered desk and tchotchkes like an alien doll and a synthetic human mask, the office is a pleasingly cluttered "free-fire zone," the author said.
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They were mostly tchotchkes, little figurines or plaques, but at the Yun Hai Elite Security training center, the school's co-founder Xin Yang gifted me a weapon disguised as a pen.
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Because the figurines were limited to 15,000 and the announced attendance was 44,666, one of the largest crowds in Citi Field history, many patrons were angry for leaving without Syndergaard tchotchkes.
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From shower gel and foaming hand soap to adorable little tchotchkes, like a ceramic rabbit to latch onto your coffee-table candle, shop the Bath & Body Works Easter 2020 lineup, ahead.
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While the public beaches were crowded with families, stray dogs, surfers, snow birds and hawkers selling everything from flan to mass-produced tchotchkes and handmade stuffed animals, the resort's beach was tranquil.
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Cute, Etsy-ish aesthetics, small displays selling soaps or tchotchkes—all by women-owned independent businesses, of course—and ornate couches and reading chairs conjure up images of boozy book club meetings.
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Hammargren has been collecting all manner of memorabilia and tchotchkes in his Las Vegas three-house compound, dubbed "Castillo del Sol," since he bought his first place on the property in 1972.
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A bit farther afield at Studiestraede 51 (a 15 -to 20-minute walk from Lot #29), you'll find Nordic Nesting, a smaller, more contemporary store selling Scandinavian lamps, textiles, furnishings and tchotchkes.
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There are little tchotchkes, vintage cups, the Looney Tunes characters wearing Moschino jewelry, the hard-hat invitation that had been for my construction collection and the first Barbie from the Barbie collection.
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Then again, The Politician's opening credits, in which he is literally built out of wood and filled with little tchotchkes that symbolize good, old-fashioned American gumption, have already suggested as much.
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Sometimes the restaurant is not awful in this way; sometimes, it's awful in a different manner, slickly filled with lame tchotchkes and douchey customers, and located in the most touristy part of town.
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Like oversize pages from a scrapbook, these displays included photographs, drawings, artworks, ribbons, textiles, paint samples, bits of plastic, lengths of rope, tourist tchotchkes and, in one instance, a piece of frilly lingerie.
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Price: $59.99 or $99.99 for ad-supported and ad-free annual subscriptions, respectively, from CBS If you're looking for Survivor tchotchkes other than Buffs, CBS has an entire storefront devoted to serving you.
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African elephants are still being killed by the thousands each year for their ivory tusks to make trinkets and tchotchkes, even though international ivory trafficking has been illegal since 1990, the WWF reports.
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Isaac would lavish Benny and his family with expensive-looking tchotchkes, take them to the "best" second-tier restaurants, close his Jewish bodega for a week to show them the sights of Washington.
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Click here to view original GIFAll of the grinches out there can rejoice because in a special Christmas edition of needless destruction we have a hydraulic press demolishing the dumbest tchotchkes of the season.
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His office gives his roots away: It looks more like an Aladdin's cave of art and tchotchkes, from Warhols to Tiffany lamps, Batman shoes and iridescent beetles, than the base of a corporate mogul.
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What is one of Michael Garlington's monumental, lavish chapels, laden with baroque details, macabre, gothic photography, toys, and weird, old-fashioned tchotchkes, without the spectacular, sometimes painful razing of it at the end of the week?
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The gold and the kitsch, the fine art and the tchotchkes, the rows of bedazzled shoes and the towering dome of shellacked hair — it was all so very much, so very vulgar, so very, very expensive.
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They sold clothes designed by friends, their own hoodie sweatshirts with an oversized diamond pattern (Leon's mother, Wendy, helped sew them), and apparel and tchotchkes that they lugged home from marathon shopping trips to Hong Kong.
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As he takes off his brown leather jacket in an office surrounded by weird tchotchkes, still-packaged Predator and Alien figurines, and an entire Guitar Center's-worth of acoustic and electric axes, Adams opens his mail.
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It was a somewhat disorienting expedition, from walking through the colorful "wind spinners" to climbing up bright yellow ladders to get a close-up view of the giant cloud of chandeliers, collected lawn ornaments, and various tchotchkes.
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An unsuspecting newcomer looking for the bathroom might find herself staring, instead, at the ceiling: a phantasmagoria of tchotchkes, from piñatas to Venetian masks and Chinese paper lanterns, evoking an indiscriminate matrimony of the world's various festivals.
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Scheppe suggests that all the fake Venetian tchotchkes tourists scoop up today (often sold by Chinese immigrants to Chinese visitors) may be seen as symbols of what the once-powerful city has become — "a commodified image" of itself.
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Tony has his supporters: the gloriously eccentric Lorilyn Hardy (Rae C. Wright), whom he met on a website for collectors of art tchotchkes, and the broody Ms. Dishbrush (Tina Shepard), who surveys the proceedings from her second floor apartment.
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How would you feel if someone, with whom you had a strained relationship, said, "Your house is too filthy for us to visit unless we engage professionals to give it a 'Silkwood' shower and prune back your ugly tchotchkes"?
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Logomania's checkered past dates from the '60s and '70s, buoyed in those decades by an outpouring of licensed wares: Courrèges double C's and Bill Blass back-to-back B's affixed to sunglasses, satchels and all manner of unlikely tchotchkes.
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Scattered around the house are what might best be described as bohemian tchotchkes: crystal bowls from various vacations, large rocks, feathers, small statues picked up at flea markets and a shrine filled with, among other things, vintage dollhouse teepees.
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Still, when a miniskirt appeared fringed in plastic keychain tchotchkes instead of bugle beads, dangling the promise of deeper satire, it was hard not to think that Mr. Scott was missing an opportunity to be the John Oliver of fashion.
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It concerns itself with how Amazon could use driverless trucks, warehouse vehicles like forklifts, drones (which Amazon is often eager to show off) and other tech including self-driving cars to improve speed of delivery and get you your tchotchkes faster.
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Though I find his plays fresher when he writes for female protagonists instead of male ones — the women here are basically tchotchkes — Mr. Guare need not have worried about the friskiness of his imagination or the seaworthiness of his craft.
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"Nan asked if it would be OK if she put his ashes in a hole in the wall, over there by the dartboard," says Pierce, gesturing past a sea of tchotchkes in the direction of the long-since-patched resting place.
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In large lightboxes, the artist appears as a media studies professor in bell-bottom corduroys, smoking in class; as a sleeping antiques dealer surrounded by tchotchkes from British Columbia; and as a private detective peeping from behind a 19th-century newspaper.
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The coins are typically handed out to members of a unit after a deployment, or given as ceremonial gifts to partnered units and allies, tchotchkes from a deployment spent in combat (or at least in the same country as combat).
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Among the items in the space: the real bar cabinet belonging to Julia Louis-Dreyfus's character, the resolute desk from "Veep's" Oval Office, Selina Meyer's Smith College diploma and an oversized portrait of the show's star, among other props, set pieces and tchotchkes.
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Nearer the state border, we were surprised by the South Carolina expats at Due South Pit Cooked BBQ in Christiansburg, Va. The interior was wall-to-wall pig tchotchkes and punny pig shirts for sale — even the bathroom has a framed pig painting.
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It's an incredible investigation of the peculiar quirks of late-90s music and the underbelly of the record industry, and also a touching meditation on how our memory clings to little tchotchkes of culture, meticulously archiving so much that we don't realize.
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I get a similar vibe from the "Temporary Walls" (2017) installation by Lauren Bakst and Yuri Masnyj, which features dark, organically shaped rocks interspersed around what could be a living room full of modernist tchotchkes with clean lines including books and a stereo.
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After a few trips to the secondhand store in town, she adorned a small bookcase with tchotchkes — what she saw as the critical first steps to making the place feel like a home, one all her children could visit in the future.
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Across the street from the entrance to the museum is a collection of souvenir shops, selling a wide assortment of Stalin-themed tchotchkes — decorative plates, coffee mugs, miniature busts, tote bags, paperweights, pens, shot glasses, pipes, lighters, flasks and the list goes on.
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UpStairs is the platonic ideal of a gay bar: colored lights, a white piano, tchotchkes on every available surface, photos of Elton John and Bea Arthur — Jason Sherwood's immersive set is so inviting that your first impulse may be to order a beer.
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It also created an odd incentive for a class of African artisans and merchants that sprouted up during the twentieth century: they started to make serious-looking, monochromatic tchotchkes that recalled Einstein's plates, happy to regurgitate the mistake—and to sell the results to tourists.
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Tech entrepreneurs on the other hand view the tech media more like bloggers than journalists and expect that in return for inviting them to fancy places for product introductions and plying them with alcohol and tchotchkes, they should get fawning coverage over every little feature they introduce.
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But this isn't your garden variety light art—shot in APigeon's apartment, full of both her tchotchkes and set-dressed props, the video features the songstress moving through the gloomy space of her apartment, where she and various objects run through a warped sense of spacetime.
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Unwittingly (though the allusions to mass culture could be generously read as commentary on the loss of the sacred), these "totems" are located in the degradation of a community-based art form of the Tlingit, Haida, Kwakwaka'wakw and Coast Salish peoples into mass produced tourist tchotchkes.
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When we met in her dressing room at the studios of "The View" on the Upper West Side, it was filled with on-brand tchotchkes: a congressional-hearing-style name plate with "Nasty Woman" emblazoned on it, a Bernie Sanders rag doll replete with white yarn hair.
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Soon the bargains were smacking us in the face: $248 coffee refills the next morning at Powder Day Donuts, 22 percent off jewelry and tchotchkes at Remember Me, and $26 for a lunchtime burger, fries and a tall Montucky Cold Snack beer at Back Door Grill.
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They watched the documentary over and over, to absorb the Beale lore and to highlight pieces that appeared in the film, like a ladder-back chair with a rush seat you can see during Little Edie's flag dance ($495), or a curio cabinet filled with tchotchkes ($695).
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After all, it's unlikely that the tchotchkes or the new TV set will toss you into financial straits; it's the college tuition that will put you into crushing debt, the very real possibility you'll outlive your meager retirement account, or the medical treatment not covered by insurance.
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On the Verge 14 Photos View Slide Show ' Situated several stories above Bleecker Street, the fashion designer Autumn Hruby's studio is a series of vignettes: Tchotchkes sit carefully grouped, lush plant leaves tumble out of a self-watering contraption and her dogs, Bob and Charlie, lay across the floor.
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Go to one of the 352 Kate Spade stores around the world, and you'll be bombarded by wallpaper, furniture, and tchotchkes just as vibrant as the clothing being sold, as well by sales associates the brand recently decided to call "muses" that come equipped with candy and birthday candles.
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Aside from the seven new garments mounted here for this show, Gibson also fashioned five gregariously ornamented helmets that are thematic (for example there is a "Oceana" mask and a "Death" mask) and bedecked with so many tchotchkes and keepsakes that they weigh between 35 and 55 pounds.
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They decided to re-create onstage a version of the upstate town house where the composer spends half his time and does most of his work, and where every room is packed with tchotchkes and bric-a-brac and strange instruments that Merritt has found at antique shops and flea markets.
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That, as much as anything, is what Barcelona Licensing and Merchandising is stamping on scarves and mugs and tchotchkes and selling around the world: not a crest or a logo, not the success of now, not even the style of now, but the sense of what Barcelona is supposed to represent.
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Another gallery, Colnaghi, featured a long display table of Central and South American mace heads, which displayed this manner — on a table without any contextualizing information as they would be at a bazaar — suggested that they might be purchased as tchotchkes for someone's home office, a paper weight with an intriguing back story.
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When it came to crafting Feud: Bette and Joan's retro-perfect rendition of Hollywood circa 1962, down to the most exacting detail – from Joan Crawford's plastic-covered furniture, to Bette Davis' Yankee tchotchkes, to a glittering Academy Awards ceremony – no one was better suited for time traveling than production designer Judy Becker.
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The booth is key to the exhibition's refusal to distinguish between parody and reality: its collection of paintings, ceramics, and fabrics — dominated by a giant color photograph of the Trump Taj Mahal and presided over by a video simulacra of a bored gallerista — are indistinguishable from bona fide Art Basel Miami Beach tchotchkes.
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Raise your virtual hand if you've ever walked into Target in search of one or two very specific things — basic, undeniably necessary stuff like toothpaste and paper towels — and somehow emerged over an hour later with minimum $100 less to your name, the proud new owner of several snacks, beauty products, and random tchotchkes you never knew you needed.
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In Elle Décor's new September issue, Cohen and Hughes give fans a look inside the Instagram oases they created, three separate rooms filled with everything from colorful wacky wallpaper (available at Hughes' own line Wallshoppe line), millennial pink furniture, funky mirrors (for selfies of course) and a wide of array of mixed prints, patterns and tchotchkes galore.
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Robert Indiana, the Pop artist whose bold rendering of the word "love" became one of the most recognizable artworks of the 20th century, gracing hundreds of prints, paintings and sculptures, some 330 million postage stamps that he authorized and countless tchotchkes that he did not, died on Saturday at his home in Vinalhaven, Me. He was 220.
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For two decades, Colette Roussaux and Sarah Andelman's store had been the one that fashion people looked to to tell them what was cresting on the horizon, that introduced them not only to designer fashion but also to art books and heavy, expensive twice-a-year magazines and candles and gadgets and sneakers and tchotchkes of every unpredictable type.
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Although every corner is crammed with tchotchkes, Kataria put up only a small fraction of the Gogian collection — commemorative presidential plates, mysterious ceramic figurines — and added touches of his own, including fabric from India to cover the walls, with leftover scraps used for servers' neckties and aprons, and a drawing of a cat that dominates a silk brocade alcove.
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Layering eras and genres, they blend classically handsome elements (Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni's mid-20th-century Toio floor lamp, a working 19th-century cast-iron fireplace) with off-kilter accents: sherbet-colored Venetian glass tchotchkes, say, or a Stephen Sprouse-inspired shower curtain printed with an image of the musician Iggy Pop posed like Jesus on the cross.
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It will lead visitors on a path through an enchanted but menacing landscape featuring, among other things, 17 black-faced lawn jockeys on a crystal cloudscape 18 feet in the air; 453,000 whirling wind spinners; a "waterfall" of shimmering foil-like strips; a thousand or so intentionally garish ceramic tchotchkes; and several million beads, some of which will comprise shimmering mountains.
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When Vo won the Hugo Boss Prize, in 2012, he chose not to show his own work in the small Guggenheim Museum exhibition that goes with it; instead, he put together a display of hundreds of small figurines, ceramics, and gift-shop tchotchkes that had been collected by Martin Wong, a little-known (up to then) Chinese-American artist who died of AIDS in 1999.
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Mr. Bon Jovi's office is sparsely decorated except for what might be considered rocker tchotchkes: a spine-worn copy of Johnny Cash's memoir, "Man in Black," a photo of Mr. Bon Jovi posing with Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney and Billy Joel and a large, framed work by Shepard Fairey that shows a finger pressing the tip of a grenade that is releasing a mist (or is it hair spray?).
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Memorable moments from the day included a Theodor Herzl mascot, Israelis struggling to throw swag and tchotchkes into the crowd during the rain, two speechless police officers watching a young woman shriek the lyrics of various Israeli songs, an old teacher scolding students about their modesty as their shirts got wet, and an older woman flipping the bird to a police officer who told her to get out of the vehicle lane.
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What's interesting to me is the visual perspective of wimmelbooks reflects the experience of riding not in cars but in trains and trams, where you pass close enough to houses to admire the tchotchkes in the windows and even through them to the back garden, at a slightly elevated angle, and at a pace slow enough to whet the curiosity about the residents yet quick enough to miss them if they should appear.
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Although the state has only two seats out of 20143 in the national Parliament's lower house, the Lok Sabha, elections here are a reliable source of journalistic tchotchkes: the arrival of an electronic voting machine, in the snow, at the "highest polling station" in Luguthang village or the somewhat overcooked tale of intrepid election officials braving jungles and trekking "six kilometers over uneven terrain" to set up a polling booth for a single desultory voter.
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I had asked to visit a place of personal significance, and although he has lived and worked in Los Angeles since the 1970s, he didn't plot some dutiful trip down memory lane — a spin past the old headquarters of the Groundlings, the pioneering improv troupe where he created Pee-wee Herman, his indelible comic alter-ego; through the Burbank soundstages where he filmed much of ''Pee-wee's Big Adventure,'' the hit 1985 film that made him a star; up to his Hollywood Hills home, where he keeps an elaborate cactus garden and a stockpile of curios and tchotchkes.
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There is good art, most of it conceptual, including a large optical sculpture by the French artist Gabriel Leger, but also half-unpacked boxes (though Dumas moved in over three years ago), and long, low shelving units loaded with art books and auction catalogs and topped with random stacks of sentimental tchotchkes, including a tiny windup plastic swimmer that his interior designer mother once gave to her staff as Christmas presents, a branded neon-orange hard hat and a boxed Playmobil figurine of the Greek god Hermes (no relation, though coincidentally responsible for protecting merchants and athletes).
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