The Weird Gift Shop

Day Spectres & Invisible Interruptions – Artists posters

Poster: Nacho Martin Silva - Day Spectres & Invisible Interruptions

Poster: Nacho Martin Silva - Day Spectres & Invisible Interruptions

€10,00 EUR

Poster: John Whitlock - Day Spectres & Invisible Interruptions

Poster: John Whitlock - Day Spectres & Invisible Interruptions

€10,00 EUR

Poster: Anthony White - Day Spectres & Invisible Interruptions

Poster: Anthony White - Day Spectres & Invisible Interruptions

€10,00 EUR

Poster: Lola Dupre - Day Spectres & Invisible Interruptions

Poster: Lola Dupre - Day Spectres & Invisible Interruptions

€10,00 EUR

Poster: Alvaro Naddeo - Day Spectres & Invisible Interruptions

Poster: Alvaro Naddeo - Day Spectres & Invisible Interruptions

€10,00 EUR

TWS T-Shirts

Sweathirts

Why a gift shop?

To support Independent Collage. Every t-shirt, catalog, and poster you buy here directly supports our work, and the infrastructure that keeps this project independent and alive.
We've designed merch we'd actually want to own. Maybe you're collecting originals, maybe prints, or maybe merch is your way in—whatever you choose, it's all about keeping collage alive and this community thriving.

How does this gift shop works?
Each exhibition is accompanied by a curated selection of exclusive products, available only for the duration of the show. With every new exhibition, the shop evolves—introducing new collaborations and limited editions.

On display now on TWS Gallery:
Day Spectres & Invisible Interruptions

Lola
Dupre

Valencia,
Spain

Lola Dupre - Collage Artist More about Lola Dupre

Álvaro
Naddeo

California,
USA

Álvaro Naddeo - Collage Artist More about Álvaro Naddeo

Anthony
White

Seattle,
USA

Anthony White - Collage Artist More About Anthony White

Nacho Martín
Silva

Madrid,
Spain

Nacho Martín Silva - Collage Artist More About Nacho Martín Silva

John
Whitlock

Brooklyn,
USA

John Whitlock - Collage Artist More About John Whitlock
"There is some nostalgia for me using material from my childhood, but I have no interest in conveying nostalgia. If I used newer materials I would get across the same things, but probably be less interested in using the stuff because I would feel less connected to it"

Fred Free
in conversation with Max-o-matic
2021

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