The phrase "a gathering of new" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a collection or assembly of new items, ideas, or people, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The conference was a gathering of new ideas and innovative solutions in technology."
Alternatives: "an assembly of new" or "a collection of new".
This fall, two of his books will be issued posthumously -- one contains many of his previously unpublished poems from the early 1950's, and the other is a gathering of new works.
The German photographer, renowned for a varied photography practice that spans still life, people and forces of nature, is having his seventh exhibition at Regen with a gathering of new and old works.
Once upon a time the Costume Institute ball was another kind of party, a gathering of New York's birthright elite.
The three friends met around 1825, Durand and Bryant probably at the Lunch Club, a gathering of New York culturati founded by the writer James Fenimore Cooper.
"We have to face up to the fund-raising scandals of 1996," Mr. Bradley told a gathering of New Hampshire Democrats tonight.
Another Living Theatre slice-of-life, The Connection, was filmed by the documentarist Shirley Clarke and presented as footage shot at a gathering of New York junkies by a cinematographer who got hooked on dope and subsequently disappeared.
When Mr. Durant told a gathering of New York cavemen that he had seen Mr. De Vany at a seminar in Las Vegas, Matthew Sanocki, 34, asked if Mr. De Vany looked as muscular in the flesh as in pictures on his blog.
Mr. Jackson made what he called a mercy plea for Ms. Berenson's release in front of a surprised President Alberto Fujimori of Peru at a Midtown Manhattan luncheon, at which Mr. Fujimori tried to review his nation's economic and social progress before a gathering of New York investors and bankers.
John Muir, the 19th-century founder of the Sierra Club who was known to scale mountain peaks in snowstorms, balancing on the tops of trees to watch nature's fury, would almost certainly have been dismayed by a gathering of New York's Sierrans on Sunday, when a fury of a different kind was on display.
We initially called it a mini meet-up — a gathering of New York's tech startup scene, including investors, entrepreneurs and TechCrunch editorial — but its grown into so much more than that.
It was a gathering of a new artistic scene that blossomed into a subculture dedicated to creativity.
