Also in celebration of Cunningham's achievements, the Walker Arts Center of Minneapolis, Minn., acquired and, in November, displayed portions of a collection of props, sets, costumes, and other items made for MCDC.
Writing his annual best-of for the magazine Artforum, Waters asked, "What more could a serious filmgoer possibly want?" In the recent film "This Is the End," in which Franco played a Hollywood actor named "James Franco," his character had a collection of props kept from his movies.
Disguised as a grubby old man, King played with a cloth rat stuffed with balloons and hung a collection of unusual props, as well as his own leg, on a clothesline".
A collection of drawings, propped on a cabinet in the studio, bespeaks debts and affinities to Europeans including Corot, Picasso, Matisse, Kirchner, and the late German wunderkind Blinky Palermo.
It feels more like a "Breaking Bad" nook, with a modest collection of props and costumes and a couple of video screens, one running clips from the show, the other interviews with actors and writers.
In Mr. Price's directorial hands, it turns out to be a remarkably fluid device, the scenes proceeding with grace, on a mostly empty stage, with a spare collection of props that include, most notably, a piano.
Employing a simple collection of props and a large supply of talent, the troupe's current show, "4Play," is as close to a sure thing as can be found onstage, 100 minutes of cleverness and comedy that go by in a flash at the Minetta Lane Theater.
(The Doctor Who Experience featuring an interactive experience and a huge collection of props, sets, and costumes is located near the studios where the series is produced).
Several weeks before, a venture in search of more towels ended in me finding a poorly-concealed drawer housing a small collection of props, toys, books, and other paraphernalia.
One of seven commissioned artists loosely riffing on fantastical interiors, Lutz Bacher is creating a surreal environment with a collection of B-movie props.
Against a gold background like that of a religious icon, Sylvette floats among a collection of Picasso's props - owls, masks, statuettes - with a cowled monk representing his better self; the painter's round face is lunar and those omniscient eyes keep protective watch on the world.
