This Week on The Weird Show

·2020-07-27

The new Nouveau Réalist: artist Peter Horvath refreshing the spirit of Rotella and Villeglé.

Peter Horvath is a photo-based and New Media artist. His work focuses on deconstructing and recontextualizing imagery through assemblage , drawing from personal and found materials. Peter Horvath’s work is included in numerous private and permanent collections internationally and his work has been exhibited in museums and galleries globally. TWS... Read More

In the search of flow: Holly Wong’s installation and paper works

TWS –Hi Holly, please tell us something you’d like people to know about yourself. HW –I live and work in San Francisco, California and earned my MFA in New Genres at the San Francisco Art Institute. I think you could best describe my educational background as multidisciplinary because at the time, I was combining painting, performance, installation and fiber arts... Read More

Interviews

·2020-07-13

The Doug + Laurie Kanyer Collection: Much more than collecting collage.

We interviewed Laurie Kanyer to talk about her collection and all the things she and Doug have been doing in... Read More

Interviews

·2020-07-05

Breakdown, an online show focused on fragmentation and rebuilding curated by Andrea Burgay.

We interviewed Andrea Burgay to speak about her latest project, the Breakdown exhibition at Distance Gallery. Art in times of... Read More

Interviews

·2020-06-29

Seeing what she wants to see. Works on paper by Andrea Mortson.

TWS –Hi Andrea, can you please tell us something about yourself? AM –I’m a Canadian artist. I grew-up in Toronto,... Read More

Interviews Selected

·2020-06-21

Defying flatness in photography: Alma Haser’s awing sculptural portraits.

Born in Germany and based in London, Alma Haser is an artist and photographer with a unique take on portraiture.... Read More

Interviews

·2020-06-15

Renaissance, selfies and UFOs: Anton Ballet’s ultra short films mix humor, art history and contemporary issues.

TWS –Hi Anton, Please tell us something about yourself. Hi Max! My name is Anton Ballet (or maybe it’s a... Read More

Bookshelf Interviews

·2020-06-08

FIN?, DR.ME’s amazing zine of the rejected works.

We spoke with the Manchester based creative duo DR.ME to learn more about FIN?, the zine where all their rejected... Read More

Selected stuff

Eric Basstein. Turning collage sketches into mesmerizing paintings.

– Please, introduce yourself, tell us a little bit about you. I’m Eric a 36 year old from The Netherlands. I live in Eindhoven, a city in the south of the Netherlands. It’s the 5th biggest city in The Netherlands with lot’s of high tech and design industry. Since a kid... Read More

The lock down chronicles:

HOW ARTISTS ARE COPING WITH THE COVID-19 CRISIS

Lockdown

·2020-04-30