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"The office is to scale, down to the inch," Warlick said, shining a flashlight on the assemblage, which he owns.
What the audience was seeing was a new dance, tentatively entitled "Assemblage", which Cunningham choreographed specially for KQED, using the spaces of Ghirardelli Square as a guideline.
Will this assemblage — which includes two sons, japesters both, who are very much alive — find some way to heal or will they go their separate, unreconciled ways?
The stuffed animal assemblage, which also uses fake moss, wood, a lipstick tube and a Manolo Blahnik shoe heel, must be spot-lit on to a wall for the subject to be visible.
"Anthony Caro has made works that specifically referenced Cubism, and the British sculptors of the 80s like Richard Deacon and Bill Woodrow use assemblage which would never have happened without Picasso.
By contrast, Miller's "Centennial Collection" is a predictable assemblage, which means too many Ray Eberle vocals and an obligatory dose of wartime infantilism — "The Boogie Wooglie Piggy," with Miller's rather creepy vocal group, the Modernaires, harmonizing the oinks.
It's an image of self-assemblage which is very much in keeping with Broyard's own accounts of himself.
History and memory ooze from his assemblages, which evoke for viewers ideas and feelings linked to the period's societal and political changes.
In recent years her assemblages, which conflate abstract painting, sculpture and collage, have become grand installations exploring the intersection between sculpture and design (and at times have seemed like art versions of an Ikea showroom).
The geography of plants reflects environmental conditions, especially climate and soils; biogeographical regions are characterized by those conditions and their floral assemblages, which produce patterns based on latitude and elevation.
These sculptures and assemblages, which reminded me of the work of Matthew Barney (the design is by Mr. Lauwers), are among the production's more bewitching and appealing aspects, articulations in an obviously artificial material of natural beauty.
