This Week on The Weird Show

Interviews Selected

·2021-06-08

Switching roles: Max-o-matic gets interviewed by Fred Free after they’ve done just the opposite

During May 2021, our own Max-o-matic interviewed Fred Free for TWS’s DM conversations series. During that conversation, even though Fred Free was the one who had to answer, he wanted to know more about Max’s ideas and opinions. So once the interview was over he told Max: Now I want...

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·2021-05-26

“Call me John”. A DM conversation with one of collages biggest heroes, Fred Free.

TWS –The first thing I’d like to know is the story behind your name, Fred Free. As I’m suffering with my silly moniker, I always like to know what’s behind other peoples nom de guerre FF – As for Fred Free – in 1997 I was still doing freelance illustration – really boring stuff – and I didn’t want to...

·2021-05-18

Ric Kasini Kadour: The Money $how. A conversation about art, money and collage.

We talked with artist, curator, editor and writer Ric Kasini Kadour about the show he has curated with Frank Juarez...

Podcast Selected

·2021-05-12

TWS BROADCAST. EPISODE 09: MARK WAGNER: MONEY

Mark Wagner makes art with money. I mean, he literally makes very intricate collages made entirely from deconstructed US dollar...

·2021-04-27

Amy Mahnick: The Energy is Retained

Amy Mahnick is an artist based in Detroit, MI who is known for her observed still life paintings of the...

·2021-04-11

TWS Broadcast. Episode 08: Andrea Burgay. Time, decay and hope.

Andrea Burgay is a Brooklyn based artist and editor. Her works combines collage, sculpture and found materials to elevate the...

Interviews Selected

·2021-04-07

Paper collages melt into sculptural toys in Venus, Ashkan Honarvar’s latest (and amazing!) project.

TWS –Hi Ashkan! It has been some time since your last collaboration with The Weird Show, when you co-curated the...

Interviews Selected

·2021-03-23

Cut Me Up (And Fold Me): A Dialogue Between Artists Michael Oatman and Andrea Burgay about Her Magazine, and How People Don’t like it When You Cut Up Books (for Any Reason)

In this second part of the interview, Michael discusses Cut Me Up Magazine and the process of curating Issue 6:...

Exhibtions & Workshops

·2013-04-01

Int´nl Weird Collage Show, Collabs, Madrid, 2013

Int´nl Weird Collage Show, Collabs, Madrid, 2013 An exhibition showing Rubén B collaborations with Max-o-matic, Cless and Sr.García...

·2011-08-26

Int´nl Weird Collage Show, Rotterdam, 2011

Int´nl Weird Collage Show, Rotterdam, 2011 A collective exhibition featuring Ashkan Honarvar, Cless, James Gallagher, Max-o-matic, Oliver Wiegner, Rubén...

IWC SHOWS Selected

·2016-08-23

Int´nl Weird Collage Show, Trondheim, 2016

Int´nl Weird Collage Show, Trondheim, 2016 Featuring art from: Alan Ganev (Canada), Andre Bergamin (Brazil), Anna Katrin Karlsson...

Black CollagISTS Wednesdays

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Black Collagists Wednesdays

·2021-05-26

BLACK COLLAGISTS WEDNESDAY: Brittany M. Reid

CURATED BY TERI HENDERSON “Brittany M. Reid was born and raised in...

Black Collagists Wednesdays

·2021-05-12

BLACK COLLAGISTS WEDNESDAY: Khaleelah L. Harris

CURATED BY TERI HENDERSON Check out the work of Khaleelah L. Harris...

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Selected stuff

Discussing about collage, Uncollage and everything that happened after the Big Bang with Todd Bartel (part 2).

In the first part of our interview with artist, professor, gallery director and historian Todd Bartel we discussed about more general ideas about collage as a medium. Now, we’re getting deep into his own work as collage artist. TWS – You’ve been involved actively with collage since the early 80s....

Random Love

·2013-12-14

Lara Odell

Weird Show Artists

·2013-05-29

Rubén B at IWCS MAD13

·2014-01-10

Interview: Molly Bosley

·2013-05-05

Chaidalis Constantinos

·2020-09-13

K Young makes art finding new narratives in images with the help of chance and photography

Interviews Sound Weird Show Artists

·2018-01-29

Maxwell Sterling. Capturing, deconstructing and subverting sound

·2013-05-05

Bill Noir

·2013-05-05

Clara Mata

·2020-11-23

Nicola Kloosterman’s mesmerizing work is effortlessly expressive with minimal resources

Classics

·2020-01-28

Mimmo Rotella: The forefather of Street Art

·2020-01-07

Jiří Kolář: The first Master of deconstruction and reconstruction.

·2020-01-17

Lenka Clayton: Qaeda, Quality, Question, Quickly, Quickly, Quie

Classics Selected

·2020-01-05

John Baldessari

·2013-02-14

Richard Hamilton

Sound & Vision

Sonic Outlaws (1995): Sound Collage & Sampling Documentary

Maxwell Sterling´s mix for International Weird Collage Show London

Jon Leidecker, aka Wobbly, talking about sampling and sound collage at Berkeley A+D

Maxwell Sterling. Capturing, deconstructing and subverting sound

Negativland. No Other Possibility (1989) VHS

Collage + Sound. Variations # 4 curated by Jon Leidecker for Ràdio Web Macba

The lock down chronicles:

·2020-04-22

The lock down chronicles:
Mario Zoots

·2020-04-30

The lock down chronicles:
Susana Blasco

·2020-04-29

The lock down chronicles:
André Bergamin

·2020-04-24

The lock down chronicles:
Nil Ultra

·2020-05-03

The Lock down chronicles:
Katrien de Blauwert

·2020-04-26

The lock down chronicles:
Holly Wong

3 TIMES 3

3 x EUROPE

Anne Ten Donkelaar

Weird Bookshelf: ROTELLA – Mimmo Rotella – Selected Works

Self-automation meets photography meets collage. The work of Jorg Karg

3 x BOOKSHELF

Weird Bookshelf: FUCK THIS LIFE – Dave FTL

Weird Bookshelf: Jorge Chamorro – Glued in Berlin – Collages 2013-2016

Weird Bookshelf: Chloë Sevigny – No time for love

3 x SOUTH AMERICA

Switching roles: Max-o-matic gets interviewed by Fred Free after they’ve done just the opposite

Pixel surrealist Juan Manuel Sanabria paints colourful pop collages of the digital era

Interview: Rael Brian