The set for the piece was Ms. Bourgeois's "Gathering Wool," a collection of rough-hewn round objects with slits in them.
Anyone expecting the forlorn introspection of his debut might be surprised by this record: a collection of great, rough-hearted soul classics that carry a similar torch to Matthew E White, Alabama Shakes and Leon Bridges, only they're just a little undone and dishevelled.
A promising collection of rough diamonds and rusty workhorses were duly unearthed but, as any teething-troubled manager will tell you, it takes time for so many new players to bed in, to gel, to get used to each other's games Well, let's knock that old favourite on the head, shall we?
(Poem), the author of "Rough Likeness," a collection of essays, and "King Baby," a book of poems, is a 2012 Guggenheim Fellow.
But one UC Berkeley professor found a particularly shiny diamond in the rough: a collection of 605 signed Ansel Adams photographs of the university.
The town, a collection of single-level ranch houses and rough streets, is bordered by electric transmission wires and the California Aqueduct, which is sealed off from town residents by a barbed-wire, chain-link fence.
But like pioneers in a more gentrified setting, Jackie Fuller, a 17-year-old Hunters Point native, and her peers harvest fresh squash, tomatillos, tomatoes, and other crops year-round in a collection of raised garden beds in the rough-and-tumble neighborhood's Willie Mays Boys and Girls Club.
A group of homeless young people have created a collection of short films, cartoons and photos to spell out the issues facing rough sleepers.
In very rough terms, the idea was to single out a collection of theories (a transfinite progression of systems of ramified second order arithmetic indexed by ordinals) by means of which to characterise a certain notion of predicative ordinal.
This phenotypic assay has been used to screen a collection of nearly 2,000 EP transposon strains for insertions that alter the Aβ42-induced rough eye phenotype.
