This Week on The Weird Show

·2026-04-25

Cless: Collecting as illness, therapy, and religion

Cless has been collecting since he was a kid. Stamps first, then graffiti books, trading cards, fruit stickers, spray cans, skate decks, vinyl figures, tart cards, and more. His house is packed with it all—over 2,000 book titles (10% still sealed), albums in protective sleeves, objects organized and preserved with...

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The Weird Show Gallery: TWS Editions 01-06

The Weird Show Gallery is a curated space where artists, ideas, and collectors meet to shape the evolving language of contemporary collage. Rotating exhibitions every four months. Works available only while the show runs. This is contemporary collage as radical practice you can live with.

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Gabriel de la Mora: trances through yuxtaposition

Through a meticulous and almost ritualistic process, Gabriel de la Mora takes the debris of fragile materials left by the passage of time and transforms them into pieces of the impossible, where time moves forward or backward between the abstract and the formal. TWS- I am interested in your concept of “visual dyslexia” regarding the optical illusions linked to scales,...

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·2026-04-10

La Révolution Weirdiste: Why We Made This T-Shirt

When we launched TWS Editions, we knew we wanted to mark the occasion with something physical. Not just the prints...

Interviews

·2026-04-05

“I want to Play”: Phil Scott on structured play, Dada methodology, and using media against power

Phil Scott told his careers advisor he wanted to play when he grew up. After four years at LEGO Design...

Interviews

·2026-03-29

Maarten Demmink (Demiak): Fragmented canvases and assembled disasters.

Maarten Demmink has been painting disasters for over twenty years. Known as Demiak, the Dutch artist moves between painting, photography,...

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·2026-03-21

Virginia Colwell: The generosity in intricacies, on how aesthetics can help us seeing complex (hi)stories

Virginia Colwell’s work examines the space between official and unofficial histories and the poetic ambiguities of truth and fiction in...

Collectors Interviews

·2026-03-07

Adam Brierley: Collecting, a hunt for memory and nostalgia

California-based collage artist Adam Brierley writes about the feedback loop between collecting and creating: how the materials he sources shape...

Collectors Interviews

·2026-03-02

Eduardo Recife: Collecting as a delayed way of seeing

Eduardo Recife has been making collage work since the late 1990s, long before most of us knew collage could be...

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TWS BROADCAST. EPISODE 10: Pelle Cass: Chaos, order and rhythm.

Pelle Cass is a photographer who loves to defy the nature of...

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TWS Broadcast: S02: E13: Charles Wilkin: Uncovering the intangibles that makes us human

Charles Wilkin is an artist and beekeeper based in Narrowsburg, New York. Wilkin is one of the artists who propelled collage in the 90s and early 2000s. With Index A, the monograph published by Gestalten in 2003, his personal way of combining found elements, photography, drawing, and handwriting became iconic,...

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