Sentence examples for become an assemblage of from inspiring English sources
A note for a recent men's collection cites Gilles Deleuze's idea of "assemblage," observing that Michele's clothes "become an assemblage of fragments emerging from a temporal elsewhere: resurfacing epiphanies, entangled and unexpected".
An unmade patchwork bed with a painted pillow, produced in 1955 by the radical young artist and now in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art, would become a vertical assemblage that may be one of the most famous works of art he ever made.
Either way, the show becomes more than just an assemblage of unrelated work because it has the added curiosity of the relationship between the established artists and the new artists, meaning that even when the work isn't good, there is something to think about.
Only over the last decade, however, has an assemblage of toy soldiers become important enough to fill a museum and become subject matter for a book.
In his hands film became an extension of assemblage and, arguably, an elaboration.
U.C.B. became a great incubator of talent and a kind of safe harbor for an assemblage of bent sensibilities who might otherwise, without Lampoon pedigree, have been cast adrift in New York.
There's a Giant Face Floating Over Tokyo.
