From these she culled pieces that she felt "emitted a kind of life and energy, a brightness that excited me about the work".
"We went with a retro Hollywood glam theme," said Machado, referring to the poster of her dressed like Audrey Hepburn from "Breakfast at Tiffany's". McDermott culled pieces from Wayfair — an antique popcorn machine, espresso maker, tufted settee, an industrial wall sculpture of a film reel.
And earlier, disturbed by Andy's intrusion, Celia goes through Martin's books and assembles a Cubist portrait of Andy that she has culled from pieces of his face in Martin's snapshots.
We culled the pieces of evidence by individual TLs to begin to characterize the experience of being a TL.
The exhibition includes more than 300 objects collected from Bowie's teenage years through his death last year; archivists spent several years organizing and culling from a 75,000-piece collection.
The 13-room converted Georgian town house feels as though it's been stuffed with pieces culled from an eccentric relative's wanderings, and a bonhomie and wit permeate its Russell Sage-designed interiors.
In the Chinese language, 140 characters is a novella," says Mr Ai in an interview at the back of "Ai Weiwei's Blog", a collection of over a hundred translated pieces culled from over 2,700 posts.
Now that book is out, a chunky, clunkily titled anthology containing 87 pieces culled by Robert Cornfield from Croce's three previous collections of dance criticism, plus 19 later, uncollected essays.
Memories of these excursions and the literary associations they evoked are interwoven through the volume, which gathers pieces culled over the last 10 years from the Times Literary Supplement, Raritan and one or two other publications.
"He found a private archive, and culled bits and pieces from various cinema advertisements (most of the ads are old, and France didn't allow commercial advertising on TV until 1968, and actually banned it last year, so they only had forty years of TV ads).
