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In 2003, Candy founded an online store called 9th Exhibition, featuring new and vintage records, books, housewares, stationery and toys. She designed and ran all aspects of the business, including the e-commerce website, wholesale purchase, marketing, and customer service.
Featuring Atari consoles, espresso cups, Transformer coloring books, Mexican cinema postcard box sets, Spirographs, Kraftwerk records, blik wall graphics, vintage flip clocks, alphabet luggage tags, Pac-man stickers, Jan Tschichold design books, toy robots, Bolshevik lunchboxes, vintage hardcover copies of The Sun Also Rises, Fisher Price record players, Fat Albert board games, and so much more, the store received kind words from kind places, including The Washington Post, Lucky, Readymade, VIBE, Daily Candy, and CBS Morning News. Alas, Candy got tired of putting things in boxes and didn't have quite enough wherewithall to expand. Thus, she shut the whole party down to pursue other fun interests and a job at The New York Times. |
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