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The Weird Show

Exploring contemporary collage since 2010.

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Latest Issues

TWS News — Embroidering the wall back into place

It’s been quiet around here the last few weeks. Partly vacation. Partly us stepping back to regroup and get ready to bring the new volunteers on board. Thanks for sticking around.

We took our tote bag to the beach. Want one? You can’t it’s...

7 days ago
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TWS News — Paint and collage never really separated

Painting and collage have been trading materials for over a century, and the border between them was never as clean as paint versus paper. This September, TWS Gallery opens a show built around exactly that: artists who move between painting...

a month ago
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TWS News — Collage's least likely allies, in one room

Sometimes collage gets defined by one job: cutting, pasting, gluing. Monica Church and Andrea Burgay built a symposium against that narrowness. Making Meaning brings historians, curators, publishers, and makers into the same room, arguing t...

2 months ago
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TWS News — Reading the world inside out

Some artists use collage to assemble images. Mikill Skugga uses it to turn meanings inside out — to extract something from cultural codes that was always there but never visible. It’s a method that Dennis Busch and Francesca Gavin, editors...

2 months ago
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The first 15 years were just the beginning. Become part of what comes next.

Fifteen years ago, Max-o-matic and Rubén B. started The Weird Show with no institutional backing and no funding, convinced that collage deserved more attention than it was getting.

If you’ve read one of our interviews, spent time in the ar...

2 months ago
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