Sentence examples for the work assembled from inspiring English sources

The work assembled here might almost be a group show.

Van writes of the whole show: The work assembled is uneven but, as an exhibition that speaks to the phenomena of a cultural relationship between Australian hedonism and Balinese material needs, this is to be expected.

Sullivan's collection, "Pulp­head," takes its title from a letter of resignation Norman Mailer sent to Esquire in 1960, and frames the work assembled here as bits of pop flotsam.

But the work assembled here by Patricia Karetzky, an independent curator and an adjunct professor of art history at Lehman College, does not tell us much about Chinese art or society that we do not already know.

Spanning sixty years, the work assembled by an extensive roll call of artists, both women and men, glorified the vagina in every conceivable way, from the genuinely exquisite and refined to the ironically lewd and pornographic.

Mr. Koons has remained a formative influence, judging by the works assembled here.

Perhaps it's a symptom of the cultural moment, but on the face of many of the works assembled for this show, art seems to be heading back to the future.

The works assembled here come from eight different albums and were made during the last 30 or so years of Goya's life (1796 to 1828), after illness had left him deaf.

Haven't we seen enough of this guy yet?" At the same time the works assembled at Zwirner & Wirth suggest at least two other additions to the show's title.

The works assembled by the Dikers, native New Yorkers and longtime supporters of the museum (they are co-chairmen of the board of the George Gustav Heye Center, which houses the museum, and Mr. Diker is on the museum's national board), have been selected specifically for their aesthetic appeal, not their utility (although most pieces are functional, too).

OFP carried out the lab work, assembled the data and performed the analyses.