The phrase "assemblage construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to art, architecture, or any field that involves the assembly of various components to create a whole.
Example: "The artist's latest work is a stunning example of assemblage construction, combining found objects and traditional materials."
Alternatives: "composite assembly" or "collage building".
Irwin's statement in the 1979 biographical directory Contemporary British Artists tells us much: "In the past I have made collage, assemblage, constructions and paintings, using the backs of old posters, string, wood-shavings, cardboard, matches, nails, wood, cloth, paint and so on, but I am currently working with oil paint on canvas".
Although bio-sedimentary changes did occur at the mouth of the Seine river, an analysis of benthic assemblages reveals that the dredging and construction operations do not seem to have influenced assemblage structure or the spatial distribution of organisms.
"Picasso Sculpture," the latest exhibition in the Museum of Modern Art's collection-based "Focus" series, turns the spotlight on his assemblages and constructions.
Marc Swanson works across traditional artistic disciplines, resulting in an exhibition of sculptures, installations, assemblages, box constructions, collages, and drawings that are rooted in the history of art and popular culture.
Mr. Chadwick soon eliminated the kinetic elements of his sculpture, but continued to use construction and assemblage methods rather than carving or modeling.
Finally, the presentation will show that Korea has now built itself out and is again turning outward to sustain the construction industry assemblage.
Paintings, drawings and most significantly, 3-D construction and assemblage; The Hero: A Spirit Within, narrative works which featured the artist (myself) as a costumed time traveler; Semi-Nude Male Figures 1994-2000, oil on canvas or paper and many sketches, somewhat darkly rendered that evolved into 3-D sculpted paintings; and Portraits, Women and Couples 2001-2014.
Meanwhile, changes of the representative zoning in benthic assemblages during the dike construction were much clearly observed for the faunal species rather than flora.
With some fifty pieces, dating from the thirties and forties (David Smith, László Moholy-Nagy) to the present (Sara Vanderbeek, Leslie Hewitt), the exhibition covers a provocatively broad range of photographed constructions, assemblages, and arrangements.
They invited four artists -- Taylor Davis, Rudy Shepherd and two who asked not to be named -- to copy 11 of Ms. Noland's darkly acerbic Neo Pop constructions, assemblages and installations from the 1980's and 90's, using reproductions in books and magazines as guides.
