Text by Jack Felice. To me, one of the great allures of collage is the endless search for the right material. The right image. The right color or texture. I get so much joy out of amassing stacks of vintage magazines or books to pick apart. My approach to collage...
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Text by Robert Voigts I have been an art raw material collector ever since I went off to university to study art in 1971. Back then I used to wander the campus and find discarded objects. I would appropriate (lift) them and haul them back to my dorm room, much to the dismay of my roommate. I discovered Marcel Duchamp...
Text by Cless. When I spoke to Max on the phone and he invited me to do this little project,...
An Interview by Andrea BurgayAll photos furnished by the artist unless otherwise noted. AB –A residency at Weir Farm seems...
An Interview by Andrea BurgayAll photos furnished by the artist unless otherwise noted. AB –I visited Weir Farm in July...
Text by Paul Henderson. I don’t actually consider most of what I do with collage and found images appropriation. To...
This is the first piece from a series of interviews that will explore the world of collage by delving into...
-Name: Agata Rek-Born/Based: Poland/ United States -Making art since: Art has been a part of my life for as long as I can...
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James Gallagher is one of our personal heroes. We owe this guy so much. He was one the few artists that in the late 90s and the early 2000’s championed collage in a time that the medium was far from being relevant or popular. His raw and expressive collages featuring...
Since he was the only one performing music and not being a visual artist, Maxwell Sterling was our...
Int´nl Weird Collage Show, Trondheim, 2016 Featuring art from: Alan Ganev (Canada), Andre Bergamin (Brazil), Anna Katrin Karlsson...
The International Weird Collage Show put on by The Weird Show, a collective that organise group exhibitions focusing on...
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Galen Cheney’s richly layered paintings embody a curiosity about materials, abstraction and her own psyche. Her exploration of these subjects manifest in complex spaces where bold colors, lines and shapes converge, creating intense energy that emanates from the canvas. Andrea Burgay talks with Galen for The Weird Show. They discuss the evolution...
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A selection from our personal bookshelf: The Sourcebook of Contemporary...
A selection from our personal bookshelf: Fucked Up + Photocopied...
A selection from our personal bookshelf: Street Market: Twist, Espo,...
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