Sandia National Laboratories, an assemblage of government laboratories and offices, military installations, and other manufacturing firms, and the University of New Mexico are the city's largest employers.
You could also say that the precariousness of recent assemblage and installation art haunts Ms. Bhabha's monstrous, totemic figures, which are typically made of Styrofoam, clay, rubber, wood scraps and wire mesh; either way, the juxtaposition is arresting.
"Recesses," as the exhibition is called, features works of installation, painting, assemblage and sculpture by Edie Fake, Ellen Schafer, George Egerton-Warburton, Julie Beaufils, Lauren Davis Fisher, Lee Relvas and Sid M. Dueñas — the so-called "USC Seven".
Engineers had performed dry runs, on land, of the installation of the cap, a 75-ton assemblage of forged steel, with three hydraulic valves, or rams, that are much like those on the blowout preventer that failed when the blowout occurred April 20.
This assemblage of personas an acting tour de force 13 characters deep is Manifesto, Julian Rosefeldt's film installation that opens today at the Armory in New York.
This retrospective of his work -- including paintings, assemblages and installations -- illustrates his talent for finding a dramatic sort of geometry in the world around us, and his wonderful ability to recreate his perceptions with the simplest of materials.
They're just an assemblage of parts.
It's an assemblage of taste.
Two notable works, Exhuming Gluttony: Another Requiem, an installation in which wine bottles drip onto a huge wooden table in a room lined with animal pelts and the Blackthrones series – an assemblage of towering black chairs, are not included.
Still, his assemblage of data is extraordinary.
