The Weird Show
Exploring contemporary collage since 2010.
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Collage that passes for something else
New on TWS: Lola Dupre. The medium should not matter
Lola Dupre is a Spain-based artist who thinks of paper as her own pigment, and her main tools are paintbrushes and scissors. She prints a few copies of the same image and cuts and glu...
News — Two collage artists who weave geometry, vintage ephemera and story into their work.
Artists Lisa Barense and Susana Blasco share a fascination of transforming found photographs, printed ephemera, and forgotten materials into works that explore unexpected connections. Barense, who didn’t attend art school until her 40s, mov...
Finding beauty in the dark messages. David Crunelle on his upcoming DEGENERATES exhibition.
An Interview with David Crunelle
Belgian-born artist David Crunelle sits down with TWS and talks about his upcoming show DEGENERATES, how adulting almost got in the way of creating, the collapse of hope and finding meaning in a dark wo...
TWS News — Two Artists Who See Comics Differently.
Collage as an active site of transformation and meaning-making. An intro to Bernie Diaz
The son of an artist, Bernie Diaz learned to draw by copying his father’s drawings, along with cartoons, comics, and book illustrations. Today, the...
TWS News — Nacho Martin Silva: Collage before it was collage.
Nacho Martin Silva, Pieces of Trash 5. Limited Edition Print. 42x54.62 centimeters.
Nacho Martin Silva is one of five artists featured in The Weird Show Gallery’s latest exhibition, Day Spectres & Invisible Interruptions. We recently sat d...
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The Weird Show (TWS) is an art platform dedicated to the showcase and exploration of contemporary collage through exhibitions, online / offline publishing and workshops & sessions
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