They're all just assemblages of features to the neural network.
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Gadgets are merely assemblages of wires and metal and glass.
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His ecstatic flights of prose are texts primarily, assemblages of words.
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During this period, he completed three self-contained bodies of work: collages; small boxed assemblages and hanging "fetishistic" assemblages; and numerous photographs, including his well-known sequence, "Cy and Roman Steps (I, II, III, IV, V)" (1952).
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An exhibition of his assemblages inaugurated Barbara Gladstone's downtown gallery in 1983.
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Many are repositories for quick, preliminary ballpoint pen studies for future assemblages.
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Lanigan-Schmidt constructs his assemblages from household materials: foil, plastic wrap, tape, staples.
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The scriptures of every faith are collections of stories, not assemblages of data.
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These assemblages showcase art's power and, poignantly its limitations, to effect material transformations.
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Time refracts like a prism in Sheree Hovsepian's studio, becoming drawings, sculptures, and assemblages.
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Her photograms compose assemblages, combinations of sculptures, stands, string, and chemical reactions on surfaces.
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The sediment of dust that redefine temporary assemblages of organic stuffs: ecotones, ecozones, ecoflows.
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He is typically framed as an artist of mulatto ecologies, voodoo assemblages, and transcultural multiplicities.
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By 1966, she was incorporating a car headlight into a textured surface, creating cyclopean assemblages.
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In assemblages of the bones of land animals they form about 5% of the total.
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Physiologists, for generations, had described animals as assemblages of machines—as sums of dynamic parts.
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On his property, he had erected hundreds of concrete statues and some mixed-media assemblages.
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I also keep shelves of found objects & ephemera for future (Cornellian) inspiration and potential assemblages.
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Language was incorporated into works, and after Rauschenberg's visit in 1985, readymade assemblages were adapted.
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These modest assemblages of paper, tape, cardboard, and glass didn't start out as a series.
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More than recycling or repairing material objects, Sedimentations' assemblages poetically preserve — even document — their traces.
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Alongside these early breakthrough paintings, De Forest made wall assemblages from wood scraps, which he painted.
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Foreign buyers' imaginations have been stirred by ancient assemblages of stone buildings from the 1600's.
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The researchers say it's the first time that memory has been demonstrated in these self-assemblages.
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Three Dada-ish assemblages from 1925 using earthenware flowerpots and found objects are startlingly au courant.
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Her clever and evocative assemblages of phrases seem only to dance toward and away from meaning.
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By contrast, combinatorial objects like graphs and matroids are purely discrete objects—assemblages of dots and sticks.
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The rest of the works are assemblages on fabric that radiate a sense of sometimes wicked play.
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Each of Gilles Cenazandotti's sculptures and assemblages are composed of polyurethane material culled from the Mediterranean Sea.
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As a college student in Missouri, Mr. Kuehnle built zany bicycle assemblages that he pedaled around town.
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The Inglett exhibition features paintings, drawings, works on paper, collages, assemblages, and a vitrine full of ephemera.
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While it doesn't lighten the weight of his nail assemblages, it adds a dimension of engaging pique.
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Odyssey's three main galleries are filled with thematic clusters of the slightly smaller-than-human-size wooden assemblages.
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The paintings, drawings, collages, assemblages, ceramics, weavings and videos are variously funny, funky, quirky, eccentric, idiosyncratic and visionary.
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Even though Twombly was an early enthusiast of Kurt Schwitters's collages, his assemblages are really not very good.
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They feel alive and of our time in a way that only a few of the assemblages do.
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But what did these assemblages of stone mean to the modern Iraqis and Syrians who lived with them?
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Though his earliest albums are often described as dilapidated assemblages, he has precise ideas about craft and structure.
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It has a soul in the most literal sense — each of Saar's assemblages carries a bit of her.
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Palimpsests of refuse, the assemblages in Sedimentations showcase art's power and, poignantly, its limitations, to effect material transformations.
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He often uses pieces of obsolete technology in his assemblages, underscoring the growing problem of electronic waste in Africa.
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February 25: Adam Milner Adam Milner draws from personal and historical archives to create highly poetic sculptures and assemblages.
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Industries aren't assemblages of Lego blocks that can be taken apart and reassembled according to a clever new design.
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Concurrently, Schwitters was producing abstract collages and assemblages using scraps of newspapers, cigarette packs, fabric and other found materials.
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Bolton gathered the many props of Miyazaki's work into static assemblages that reflect the mood of each cinema subject.
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While in exile she also created her lesser-known "Heartache" boxes, incorporating family fabrics and heirlooms into downcast assemblages.
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In 1967, she saw an exhibition of Joseph Cornell's boxed assemblages and with that experience she turned the corner.
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His assemblages, pieced together from used and found materials, have a way of breathing life into their constituent parts.
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Rothko's canvases are studies in color relationships, assemblages of two or three rectangular blocks set against a contrasting field.
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Visitors to SAAM can already view several suspended assemblages by "Healing Machine" builder Emery Blagdon from the Robson Collection.
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Since that time, she has frequently developed her drawings and collages into entire assemblages out of the most varied material.
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Bathroom-themed assemblages covered in toilet paper and featuring video art on tiny portable screens are scattered throughout the hall.
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Chitoku's catalogue is filled with mind boggling assemblages of stacked rocks that you won't believe were made by human hands.
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During experiments he began to perceive that the balloons, according to their assemblages, could become a type of raw material.
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Sculptures, assemblages and rubbings derived from deconstructed pianos were also devised by Ms. Spalding, with two collaborators from Portland, Ore.
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There is a density to some of your images that reminds me of the assemblages of Joseph Cornell, for example.
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L, known for his provocative performances, and Betye Saar, 303, whose collages and assemblages have often flown under the radar.
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Obvious references to #christo's large scale public color works, #louisenevelson's assemblages, the #dada movement, and #julianschnabel's pink building in west village.
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Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt's glittery assemblages point toward both his working-class Catholic upbringing in New Jersey and New York tenement life.
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There is also a surprising range of sculptural works, some reminiscent of Brancusi bronzes and others resembling Mike Kelley's contemporary assemblages.
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Bonnie Lucas's exhibition at JTT features surreal gouaches and playful assemblages that mess with the social conventions of girl- and womanhood.
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Later, she processes the material into obsessive assemblages, like little safe spaces of emotional resonance in a chaotic and confusing world.
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Reviewing the exhibition for the NYR Daily (July 15, 2016), J. Hoberman wrote: Conner largely abandoned assemblages in the early 1960s.
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But genre painting, with its casual assemblages of ordinary life, stood ready early on to be appropriated by the new medium.
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The peaks indicated the presence of assemblages of five quarks, known as pentaquarks, approximately 4.5 times the mass of a proton.
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Ms. Yoo's paper sculptures and Mr. Wube's video art frequently deal with migration, while Ms. Jimenez's assemblages often comment on colonialism.
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They look like assemblages of building blocks, yet as the visitor moves among them, they begin to suggest a human presence.
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The Kansas-born Conner first made his mark in the late fifties, with assemblages of found dolls, doodads, and nylon stockings.
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The tin tiles would become a signature element in her work, sheathing the sculptures and adorning the frames of her assemblages.
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With these works he seems to leapfrog from pre-abstraction to post-abstraction, à la Robert Rauschenberg's trash-and-cardboard assemblages.
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Her first exhibition of assemblages was in 1959 at the Akron museum, which held a retrospective in 2014 when she turned 90.
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"It combines movement, vast colors, inflatable sculptures, everyday object assemblages, storytelling, sound, and dance to create immersive performances about empathy," Ettun says.
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According to Gaines, the Qingjiang site shows that differences among fossil assemblages can be caused by environmental conditions that influence ecosystem structure.
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If anything, her playful 3D assemblages speak to the chaotic yet wholly achievable reality of being both a mother and an artist.
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Each gallery highlights one aspect of his interdisciplinary sensibility: the early paintings, sardonic assemblages, exquisite collages, magnificent films and miraculous inkblot drawings.
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Her box assemblages are not wrapped — or trapped — in the air of poetic-romantic longing that clings to those of Joseph Cornell.
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Nick Cave's "Soundsuits," wearable sculptural assemblages of fantastic complexity, are so compelling that it's easy to forget they began as political protest.
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Jova Lynne, the show's curator, explained how the exhibition addresses a major misconception about Guyton, that his assemblages are thrown together carelessly.
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There's overlap between the assemblages by Conner and Herms, for example, but these have little to do with the works by Jess.
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In her still lifes, she turned the lens on beautifully arranged flowers or mysterious assemblages of masks, dolls, perfume bottles or jewelry.
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Art Reviews Daniel Rios Rodriguez's spiral assemblages; Hannah Levy's perspective-altering sculptures; Anne Minich's enigmatic paintings; Pieter Hugo's portraits from the edge.
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Art Reviews Sol LeWitt's book art; Ridley Howard's paintings; Kahlil Robert Irving's assemblages; Yvonne Thomas's abstractions; and William Powhida's critical chart-paintings.
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In a broader sense, Rama's watercolors counter her paintings of nude bodies, of amputated penises and vaginas, as well as her assemblages.
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The resulting assemblages — free-standing or suspended, cascading down walls, spilling across floors — colonized gallery space the way consumerism swamped the globe.
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There are severed mannequin parts, perforated movie star pin-ups, sun-scarred wedding albums, and strange assemblages of discarded consumer goods and debris.
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They looked natty, yet not strenuously so, wearing assemblages very much like the outfit Mr. Osborne and Mr. Chow had chosen for me.
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In 2002, Irene Gammel produced a fabulous critical biography, and the art historian Francis M. Naumann organized a solo show of her assemblages.
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Around the sculpture's base are cast-bronze assemblages of detritus recovered from around the island, apparently the only direct connection to the place.
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Here, the artworks are assemblages and reliefs from across Schwitters's career, as well as a selection of illustrated and often surreal personal correspondence.
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Cohen sometimes contrasts these lively visual assemblages with lithographs blanked of content, except for the graphic fields that represent the adjacent cover's framing.
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A bunch of political flashpoints arise from the different structures of these plans, but the plans themselves aren't just assemblages of talking points.
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Highlighting choice works from throughout her career, Call and Response exemplifies Saar's ability to reshape the world around her through uniquely configured assemblages.
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The sculptor's rough-hewn and loosely figurative assemblages of plaster, wire, wood, and found materials are instantly engrossing and pulse with inner life.
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The two will discuss fifis and what they represent — both "therapeutic devices and vernacular assemblages" — as well as health and sexuality issues in prisons.
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Seen alongside this crisp montage of footage, Garcia's four sculptural assemblages appear a little less subtle, though they are intriguing in their own right.
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"It's really the last place on Earth that has extensive, widespread, nearly intact assemblages of this sort of large wildlife," Daskin tells The Verge.
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Assemblages were another popular form, requiring the close attention often paid to reading pages at book fairs rather than browsing art in gallery booths.
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Viewing parties weren't uncommon, ranging from boozy informal gatherings at someone's house to 50-person assemblages where Power is projected on a widescreen outside.
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A landmark moment came in 21995, when she covered herself in paint, ropes, grease, and plastic and posed among the assemblages in her studio.
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With the exception of one photograph, the sky is always rendered in pure white, a canvas awaiting the readymade assemblages of toolsheds and farmhouses.
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Berman had an anti-establishment lifestyle, making assemblages and collages from everyday objects and thus was happy enough to leave the art gallery system.
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The archive includes works from Saar's entire career, with sketchbooks, prints, drawings, book illustrations, and documentation of her assemblages and installations, among other works.
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Elsewhere are "Wild Flowers" (1962) by Jess's dear friend Lyn Brockway and a selection of assemblages by his contemporaries, George Herms and Bruce Conner.
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From the cataclysmic wars in Syria and Yemen to the volatile assemblages of Iraq and Lebanon, Sunni-Shiite relations are at a breaking point.
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The clip provides an insight into Saar's process of collecting, picking objects with intention and looking for charged items to use in her assemblages.
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"How Long?" resembles Rasheed's other black-and-white wall text assemblages that have been appearing throughout the city over the past year or two.
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The assemblages cobble together found images, objects, and texts in a process that turns museum and gallery walls into sprawling scrapbook meditations on blackness.
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Shrobe's odd, off-kilter assemblages often contain a figure in colonial period clothing (that's the Shonibare allusion), though their faces are almost always obscured.
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In ektor garcia's exhibition in Mexico City, sculptural assemblages that evoke altars, everyday tools, and sex toys blur conventional distinctions between types of artifacts.
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On view are photographs by Matsuzawa's friend Kō Nakajima of the artist's art-filled "Psi Zashiki Room" and of a group of his "Psi" assemblages.
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On top of that, voyeur videos often don't show faces or distinguishing features, are of poor quality, and consist of anonymous assemblages of body parts.
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However, we can still use species distribution to mark human impact on the Earth: "Species assemblages and relative abundance have been altered worldwide," they wrote.
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Just under half the works are 30 by 2016-inch still life photographic assemblages, including a medley of objects arranged and superimposed atop desolate landscapes.
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The works in the series are assemblages based on drawings and photographs of wooden synagogues, all of which had been burned down by the Nazis.
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The components were pegged, pinned and glued together in such a way that the assemblages appear to have been carved from single chunks of wood.
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For more than 22009 years he made photographs, drawings, paintings, sculptures and assemblages, and collected artifacts (commercial signage, bottle caps, gourds), that reflected this ambivalence.
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I referred to myself as an emerging artist, I made crumbling assemblages out of found objects, and innovative performance artists and sculptors and writers surrounded me.
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The argument underlying Kinetic Painting is that, for all of her performances, assemblages, films, kinetic sculptures, photographs, and more, Schneemann has remained at heart a painter.
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The tour includes stops at seven exhibitions, including one with large works resembling paintings that are made of dollar bills and another with colorful, textured assemblages.
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Through his collage and digital assemblages, Italian CGI artist Sathyan Rizzo deconstructs the emptiness that exists at the core of materialism and modern day success culture.
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His little widgets are modular, easily recombined into a seemingly endless series of musical assemblages, as Keith Richards and a wave of British invaders soon discovered.
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Are they aesthetic objects, meant to be collected, curated, and exhibited, or tactile assemblages of words and images, intended to be handled, shared, and pored over?
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These inner perpendiculars and stacked squares parallel the woodwork-and-metal assemblages made from warehouse crates and discarded tools and furnishings that dominated the artist's final years.
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Not only does she turn the discarded flotsam of contemporary existence into superb objects, but Cook then brings those vivid assemblages to life through stop-motion animation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The washboard assemblages of Betye Saar are threatening reminders of how seemingly innocuous domestic tasks can become poignant symbols of suppression.
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That ambition rings true in these rarely seen, small-scale assemblages of postcards and found ephemera — from richly patterned interiors to still-lives starring Campari and Cinzano.
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The film combines close-up shots of Schwitters's interstellar-looking assemblages with a recording of Broodthaers engaged in a nonsensical but transcendental chat with an imagined lover.
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"When you lose one species, you may be unknowingly affecting others, which is why protecting intact ecosystems with full assemblages of wildlife is so important," said Platt.
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Influenced equally by pre-Columbian art and the assemblages of Robert Rauschenberg, she began constructing tableaus of carved wooden figures embellished with drawings, fabric and found objects.
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Shaina Kasztelan's assemblages deftly combine a metric ton of cheap commodities for girls, like stickers and plastic jewelry, to tell startling, funny, and personal stories about adolescence.
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One trick for retaining a string of letters or numbers is called chunking: Break them up into distinct assemblages, preferably ones you can associate with something else.
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Gilot was there to witness Picasso's explorations with ceramics while living in Vallauris in the South of France, as well as his pioneering sculpture, lithography and assemblages.
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He haunted flea markets to buy up stalls' worth of old jewelry, junk and treasure alike, and remade it into assemblages that were more Dada than decorous.
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The exhibition takes up one whole floor of the New Museum, featuring over 100 of her works from 1940 through 1999, including textiles, paintings, drawings, and assemblages.
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Smith is not alone in this judgment of Conner's assemblages, which he made between 211 and '1975, and which he stopped making just as they came into vogue.
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On their longform debut they treat distortion and static as material, wrapping it around off-kilter drum programming and seasick melodies in delightfully weird and surprisingly beautiful assemblages.
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There are some bright moments, mainly a group of assemblages and altered objects, like the red "Pillow," which Conner began in 1961, a year he spent in Mexico.
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He declared "utter contempt for painting" in 1931 while devoting himself to making reliefs and assemblages with crude materials and found objects (a derby hat, a stuffed parrot).
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While each woman's circumstances and practices differ, the paintings, assemblages, photographs and video on view reflect personal histories shaped by displacement and artistic visions straddling two opposing cultures.
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"Everything Is Dada" includes 116 paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs, prints and assemblages that exemplify these traits and that together provide a survey of Dada's provocative ideologies and approaches.
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The works come from their personal collection of sculptures, paintings, and assemblages, including works by Bill Traylor, Howard Finster, Lonnie Holley, James Harold Jennings, Mose Tolliver, and more.
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He collected clippings of 19th-century figures, such as ballerinas, actresses, and other iconic American imagery, which he cut and affixed directly onto his box assemblages and collages.
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They could hardly be more different from Mary Heilmann's lush and intuitive abstractions on canvas, and Jessica Stockholder's equally painterly assemblages of commercial goods, also on view here.
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ODYSSEY: JACK WHITTEN SCULPTURE, 1963-83 A career-spanning look at the totemic assemblages of a painter known for his large-scale mosaics of hand-poured acrylic tesserae.
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Permanent collections include the curious assemblages of the sculptor Louise Nevelson, and a church in back houses the paintings of N.C., Andrew and Jamie Wyeth ($15 adult admission).
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Bonnie Lucas made the memorably unsettling gouaches and assemblages in her JTT show "Young Lady," curated by Marie Catalano, in the 1980s, but they're all too timely now.
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Her sculptural assemblages and collages — currently on view at Fort Gansevoort— express her unabashed commitment to honoring, representing, and stewarding the beautiful and frightening chaos of Black life.
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There is painstaking detail in her etchings; in the same way that each object and addition to her assemblages have charged value, her work has been pored over.
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Here, you need to spend time with Saar, decode her assemblages, and ask the questions she likely asked: how did we get here, and where do we go now?
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According to Roberta Smith, writing in The New York Times: […] the assemblages tend to look dated, like exuberantly nihilistic juvenilia, although I suppose they are credible antecedents of goth.
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One sure highlight being shown by the Mnuchin Gallery is "Almost," a new work by the Ghanaian artist El Anatsui, known for using reclaimed materials to create majestic assemblages.
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"It's beachcombing really," she says of the practice, which has resulted in small, artful assemblages of seaside finds that quietly inhabit every corner of every room of her home.
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These two examples of bird groups on the increase demonstrate that substantial, smart and sustained action on behalf of particular bird assemblages can bring them back from the brink.
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The multiple competing vectors of activity characteristic of Rasheed's assemblages have been distilled down, like a reduced sauce, into the concentrated linguistic whorl of a small handful picture frames.
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As Bill Cunningham ruthlessly hunted unique fashion assemblages, Arnold hunts for the serendipitous moments human interaction that happen a million times a day—just out the corner of the eye.
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That operator connects two distinct assemblages of paper sheets, one vertical, reaching from the floor to the top of the wall, the other horizontal, just over five feet in height.
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Another space features the Falling Men (2015), which are wall assemblages made up of white tile, red oak floorboards (sometimes charred), mirror pieces, and the black soap and wax material.
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The exhibition also includes several mixed-media box assemblages, which contain pieces of painted, textured wood, fabric or wire, and exude the air of mysterious artifacts from some unknown age.
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Two assemblages from 1989 called "Rags and Old Iron (After Nina Simone)," bristling yet carefully balanced, graft together a tennis racket, frayed scraps of fabric, dangling beads and a pitchfork.
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The more than 60 works of art on view will include Harper's exquisitely crafted fine jewelry; display boxes built from assemblages of found objects; paintings; and Japanese-style folding books.
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While Twombly painted and picked up antiques, Rauschenberg arranged assemblages of street finds — stones, nails, thorns, dead insects — and continued to forage back in New York, living in Lower Manhattan.
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He likes objects and images, the more culturally varied the better, and what he makes from them are collages nested inside assemblages that are large enough to qualify as installations.
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Vega (then still known as Alan Bermowitz, his given name growing up in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn) had taken to arranging junk electrical parts to form assemblages that sprawled across the floor.
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"My father leaves behind a legacy of great performances in movies and in his paintings and assemblages," the actress said in a statement at the time of her father's death.
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In it he may suggest, in the spirit of Rammellzee's Ikonoklast Panzerism, that the most important thing to be is part of armed networks, assemblages, and environments that produce affective responses.
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Many of Nevelson's drawings imitate, in the planes of that two-dimensional medium, the way that her sculptural assemblages create a sense of integrated elegance out of bric-a-brac material.
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"There was no systematic analysis of the microscopic fabric, mineral assemblages, and of the possible presence of graphite (from metamorphosed biomass) and its composition in these unusual rocks," Papineau told Gizmodo.
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Lastly, I was glad to see "Double Jointed" (2017), the work of David Shrobe, whose assemblages I discovered a few months ago to be visually, allusively, and materially complicated and layered.
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These tall, gangly, assemblages were each made by a different member of artist Bontaro Dokuyama's family, all of whom reside near the exclusion zone and were affected by the 2011 disaster.
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Whether creating actual paintings, digital collages, or assemblages from found objects, Wys bridges the firmly entrenched divide between highbrow and kitsch, exploring the emergence of art criticism within his art itself.
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He is unabashedly an "artist's artist," employing whatever medium seems to best suit the project at hand, from drawing and painting to rendered putty sculptures, to found object assemblages and performance.
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By 1981, when he could make art full time, he had flattened his assemblages into thick, painting-like rectangles, adding softer materials, especially hooked rugs and clothing, as well as paint.
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The park itself is an oasis of green between the East River shoreline and Long Island City's industrial zone, making Ms. Overton's assemblages all the more resonant against the Manhattan skyline.
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To relieve anxiety, he used art as therapy and filled his home with tabletop assemblages made from stuff he found in flea markets and on the street — toys, buttons, acorns, bones.
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The principal hall on the institution's ground floor features towering assemblages by the sculptors of the Grand Rue, the main avenue that bisects downtown Port-au-Prince into north and south.
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These blogs read like assemblages of information and content scavenged from other parts of the internet, like a content favela mushrooming up around the gleaming cities where the high-paid influencers live.
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Like her grandmother making gifts from things around her, which influenced her mother's pioneering assemblages, Saar recycles stories from her historic research and gives them to viewers for their own reflective musing.
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Batchen points out that what helped cameraless photography thrive in postwar art was the ability to layer images into two-dimensional assemblages, something practiced by artists like Man Ray and Christian Schad.
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Shortly after, Lebel turned to creating assemblages and dé-collages in a neo-Dada spirit of moral and aesthetic subversion, such as "Portrait of Nietzsche" (1961) and "Portrait of Man Ray" (750043).
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Although the two networks are separate at the top, many state policy organizations are affiliated with both, an arrangement that renders the two assemblages slightly less than the sum of their parts.
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His famously multifarious output—collages, assemblages, body-sized photograms, experimental films—is the subject of "Bruce Conner: It's All True," at MOMA (opening July 3) , the artist's first survey in New York.
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Rotating among plant forms, glimpses of outer space and schematic self-portraits, they are indebted to Marsden Hartley's robust brushwork and rich palette, Forrest Bess's visionary quirkiness and Arthur Dove's collage-assemblages.
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With tactile immediacy, Sedimentations' assemblages document, as a verb, the residue of cultures that — whether with garbage, guns, or laws — have found no shortage of ways to tear themselves and others apart.
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Morgan, who was born in 1950, makes mixed-media assemblages, some of which have incorporated photographs and personal mementos from young gay men who were the victims of AIDS, alcoholism, or drug abuse.
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Drewchin also says that focusing the pieces on her voice, which overlaps in layered trills and ASMR-like assemblages, offered her as simpler way of expressing the feelings that welled up inside her.
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It includes her overtly feminist photography, her sculptural assemblages that take up similar themes in somewhat more ambiguous arrangements, and her more enigmatic but startling grids of found and original photographs under fabric.
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You'll therefore also find works that, though scaled to the intimate proportions of drawing, get more complicated than ink on rag: assemblages of printed and sliced papers, say, or collages of butterfly wings.
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For those who are unfamiliar with Baron's work, a well-chosen selection of her mixed-media collages and box assemblages is now on view at Leslie Feely Gallery on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
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Betye Saar, whose assemblages recall Joseph Cornell's but whose style is entirely her own, was a revelation to me; so was Virginia Jaramillo, whose minimal but electric abstract canvas had a sharp elegance.
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Lots of them with feathers and faux furs, deconstructed into parts and twisted into sari-like assemblages; mixed and matched and also madras for men and women; leopard and contrasting linings thrown in.
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By contrast, the exhibition 21 Collections at the Los Angeles Public Library showcases assemblages of objects, often worth very little, brought together for no other reason than the idiosyncratic passions of their collectors.
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But the origins of the objects are quite plain, which makes her work, in a way, more accessible, and also makes it less appropriate to talk of her assemblages at the level of magic.
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These buildings used classical elements but distorted them in some way, such as by compiling ornaments in collage-like assemblages and contrasting classical motifs with the use of modern materials and cotton candy pastels.
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The newest discovery from the Danshui River, called the Qingjiang biota, rivals existing fossil assemblages in how well it preserves the included species, the diversity of species included, and the proportion of new species.
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Systems — of exchange, growth, and decay — and the relationships between them are recurring themes in Levant's work, which includes mixed-media collages and assemblages, as well as collaborations and curatorial work with other artists.
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New photos on the gallery's top floor recount an excursion to the Joshua Tree Outdoor Museum in California, where the African-American artist Noah Purifoy built large-scale assemblages of scrap metal and wood.
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From across a wide open gallery expanse the assemblages (let's call them that for now) look like elegant modernist compositions of vibrant pigments that tend to resolve to discrete fields of one dominant color.
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During the course of his career, Conner made more discrete bodies of work across more mediums than any other postwar artist: paintings, drawings, assemblages, films, photographs, photograms, performances, collages, tapestries, artist's books, and prints.
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" Kühn, in an official description of the show, also speaks to the importance of material in the ideal viewing of his blätter bilder assemblages: "From up close, the center [of my artwork] looks like chaos.
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Then there's Jason Baerg, an M.F.A. student from Canada, who paints in acrylics on paper or wood, and uses the laser cutter to etch the paintings and cut out shapes that he arranges into assemblages.
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The restaurant's garden is now filled with his assemblages — from massive figures made from bottles, to mosaic paths, skeletons, dinosaurs, and murals — that make Tio's Tacos as famous for its art as for its food.
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Early 20023th-century newsreel footage accompanied 22002th-century crafts by Chalon-speaking artisans, as well as grimy assemblages, bulbous mid-century pottery and other eclectic items, culminating with a gargantuan plywood mural referencing 22155/22.
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Now, she'll source marble columns from eBay, crochet around aged wooden staffs, and arrange her assemblages with such exactitude that she can re-stage stretched mixed-media wall sculptures as if they were in situ.
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All you have to do here is look at the art of someone like Nuha al-Radi, a ceramist who lived through the war making assemblages from debris, to see how provincial Baudrillard's analysis was.
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As he figures out how to channel this gloom into increasingly affecting assemblages, he also took some time to look back to the roots of his fascinations with the macabre for our latest THUMP mix.
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He used repurposed wood masts from ships, beams from old waterfront buildings and 19603th-century stencils found in his loft to make a series of enigmatic assemblages that he called herms, after the classical figures.
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These are basically assemblages of black and white limbs and torsos topped with the head of an African sculpture, a black woman (reminiscent of the figurative painter Alfred Leslie) or a merging of the two.
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Interspersed are photographs of assemblages that she likes to make in the Malibu landscape, which look like a cross between the ephemeral twig or stone sculptures that Andy Goldsworthy creates outdoors and native ceremonial sites.
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The sculptures on view reflect these characteristics via assemblages combining recognizable elements, like ladders and chains, with scrap metal forming S shapes and arabesques; these are painted in red, yellow, blue, and a silvery gray.
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By the 20153s, these assemblages had become environments against which, and within which, she performed, smearing her nude body with paint and grease and surrounding it with props: live snakes, shattered glass, a cow skull.
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Since the 1950s, she has been a shape-shifting, pathbreaking force, doing seemingly anything and everything she's put her mind to, from painting and sculptural assemblages to performances and installations, and her more recent multimedia environments.
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"They've always been a part of my art practice," explains Kandis Williams, a Cassandra Press co-founder who creates assemblages of theoretical texts around themes like misogynoir, interraciality and PTSD, porn and color, and Black Twitter.
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Kahlil Robert Irving's tabletop assemblages of broken ceramic look, at first sight, like simple piles of sandy rubble, but they reveal to even the most briefly lingering gaze an incredible profusion of color, texture and imagination.
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They depict assemblages of objects — some familiar to Oldenburg fans, like a saw, a basketball hoop and a paintbrush — on gray shelves made to look just like the storage units Mr. Oldenburg has in his studio.
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She is best known for her assemblages involving Aunt Jemima, a mammy figure still in popular circulation in the 21st century through the maple syrup brand of the same name, whose racist roots are often overlooked.
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Professor Li Liu, co-author of the study, realized that some of the assemblages of pottery, which were similar to brewing equipment used during the period of 3400-2900 BC, might have been used to make alcohol.
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" In the press release, Buckman describes this body of work, which includes sculptural assemblages and ceramics, as representing the intergenerational experiences of women: "the exhibition embraces the domestic archetype by balancing an ambiguity between vulnerability and strength.
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" In "Crossways," one of the assemblages at the Hudson show, Ms. Wilson used drumsticks, electric train tracks and rusted cookie cutters to create what Mr. Gomez called "a near-Gothic evocation of the sacred within the mundane.
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Unlike most of the other book-artists at the fair, Dettmer tends to reshape the edges of his specimens, cutting off spines or rounding corners, making them look more like multi-layered assemblages than sliced-up books.
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Art Review Ronald Lockett, whose emotionally raw and politically trenchant paintings and assemblages are featured in "Fever Within: The Art of Ronald Lockett" at the American Folk Art Museum, did not have a lot going for him.
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"The city is just a monster!" howled Mr. Drew, well-known in the art world for his dynamic assemblages of hand-weathered materials, some of charred wood, that seem to erupt floor to ceiling across gallery walls.
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Ms. Winant, known for her large assemblages, was inspired by Mr. Dix's "Pregnant Woman" (1931) to create a site-specific, multimedia installation, "Ha Hoo Ha Hoo… Hoo Ha Ha, Ha Hoo," (19373), with about 480 found images.
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Paintings and assemblages from the '70s based on the grid by Joan Snyder, Howardena Pindell, Sean Scully and Al Loving sit comfortably next to more recent riffs on geometry by Sadie Benning, Matt Connors and Dona Nelson.
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Paintings and assemblages from the '70s based on the grid by Joan Snyder, Howardena Pindell, Sean Scully and Al Loving sit comfortably next to more recent riffs on geometry by Sadie Benning, Matt Connors and Dona Nelson.
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Booths C262/D212 Judith Linhares, who uses thick, glowing lines to depict titanic female figures, brings out the color in Annabeth Rosen's work — wire-wrapped ceramic assemblages that evoke seashells, ballast or construction sites on the moon.
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"I simultaneously make pictures of sculptural assemblages of books, photographs, and other printed matter and objects that are really just reference images of the things I'm looking at or most curious about at the time," says the artist.
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Mr. Ohtake, an artist and musician, began in 1977 a series of book-based assemblages that gather the urban residue of his own daily life: clippings from magazines, matchbooks, ticket stubs — the cheeky garbage of an active mind.
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But it is his assemblages he is best known for: disturbing and yet humorous sculptures collaged from furniture, doll parts, jewelry, candles, mandalas and whatever other flotsam on the slipstream of late-20th-century culture caught his eye.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The sculptural assemblages of Abraham Cruzvillegas often appear precarious, fragile, and haphazard, creating a heightened awareness of their fragility — and a fear of tripping over a taught rope or delicately balanced chair.
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She uses gauze, canvas, paper, cotton, wood, and other elements to make colorful mixed media assemblages that look like sculptures intentionally migrating towards the wall, or paintings wanting to come down to engage the solidity of the ground.
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But then the fraction starts to rise and within 5m years or less (the dates are a bit uncertain) they dominate such assemblages, while other, better-established groups of creatures, such as dicynodonts and rhynchosaurs, dwindle and eventually vanish.
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Instead, he converted his basement into a studio where he produced his assemblages, read widely, attended the opera and ballet, and held court on Utopia Parkway for a social circle that included Marcel Duchamp, Marianne Moore, and Allegra Kent.
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It also encompasses the many phases of his career: the early Combines, those found-object hybrids in the 1950s and 1960s; the assemblages of boxes that he called Cardboards in the 1970s; the scrap-metal Gluts of the 1980s.
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In the rough, dexterous assemblages of the Los Angeles artist Noah Purifoy (1917–2004), a Duchampian embrace of found objects fused with a political activism that went out of the gallery and extended to a decade in California government.
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Sam Bloch, who fled the Nazi occupation of his Polish hometown with his mother and brother, joined the Jewish resistance that fought Germans in Belarus, and later helped organize large public assemblages of Jewish Holocaust survivors, died on Feb.
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Whether it is a Nkisi figure from the modern-day Democratic Republic of the Congo, or a Fon Bocio figure from modern-day Benin, African power figures are assemblages of various materials and are often used within ritual contexts.
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The set was, as required, collapsible (the company strapped it atop a Volkswagen bus for tours); it was also the first in a series of assemblages called "Combines" that, shown in a gallery context, would made Rauschenberg's art career.
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Mr. Holley's two delicate assemblages may make you yearn for something bigger and more ferocious from this versatile Southern outsider, and also for the obstreperous painted or rusted metal reliefs by his friend Thornton Dial, who is inexplicably absent.
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A few select highlights include Serena Himmelfarb's carnal paintings and sculptures, Molly Jo Shea's performance as a cryogenically defrosted head, Bradley Thompson's assemblages investigating the trauma of being a veteran, Alicia Piller's exuberant balloon-filled installations, and much more.
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The Dalmore L'Anima is a single malt created from three unique assemblages (blended by The Dalmore master distiller Richard Paterson) using some of the distillery's rarest casks that previously held 40 year old Pedro Ximenez sherry and Graham's Vintage Port Pipes.
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The dark, fetid-looking assemblages of the reclusive Hannelore Baron (1926-1987) were made in the security of her Riverdale, Bronx, home but are saturated with a sense of panicked fatalism instilled by the Holocaust, which she had narrowly escaped.
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The records she's made over the last decade have often been jagged assemblages of abstract sound—jigsaw puzzles with edges as sharp as knives—but she's slowly changed her approach to favor more gentle moments, more melody, and soothing whispered poetry.
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When: Closes Saturday, January 7, 10am–6pm Where: Hannah Hoffman Gallery (1010 N Highland Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles) The late artist Paul Thek is known primarily for his assemblages and installations that suffused everyday and ephemeral materials with a spiritual quality.
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And while the Shiraz salad isn't chopped to fine bits in the traditional way that makes it something like Iran's answer to pico de gallo, its sour purple flecks of sumac distinguish it from the herd of tomato-cucumber assemblages.
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But there's more than meets the eye when it comes to this shipwreck and others, researchers have now shown — distinct assemblages of microbes inhabit the seafloor surrounding these structures, helping to turn shipwreck sites into artificial reefs rich in life.
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Her recent debut solo museum show, Full of Tears, at the Vincent Price Art Museum, was a multimedia autobiographical tableau featuring CGI models of the artist, assemblages of found furniture, family photos, and a headless sculpture depicting her zaftig frame.
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In a significant departure for Mr. Drew — known for his wall-size, grid-based assemblages stuffed with weathered objects — he will orient a new work horizontally across the central lawn of Madison Square Park and introduce new materials including multicolored sand.
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Some of the pieces on the Russian composer Kate NV's new album on RVNG, для FOR, originally appeared on that compilation, which lends a way of understanding these minimal, rhythmic assemblages of (possibly digital) malleted percussion, aqueous synth work, and lyrical electronics.
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Mock often elevates seemingly mundane objects through sculptural assemblages, whether paint samples from every subway station in Manhattan, or a portrait of Abraham Lincoln made with a vintage puzzle, its missing pieces recreated with bark from a tree outside his Kentucky childhood home.
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"From the complex, exuberant textures of his assemblages to the deft, fluid lines of his drawings, Dial's facility as an artist was truly extraordinary," Sheena Wagstaff, the chairwoman of the department of modern and contemporary art at the Met, said on Monday.
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For her first solo show in Los Angeles, I Love Michael Asher, Genzken will present a broad selection of new sculptural assemblages including mannequins from her Schauspieler (Actors) series, wall-mounted collages, and a dividing wall and window taken from her actual studio.
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Through the sad boulevards of Kinshasa—as the Congolese capital had been renamed—worshippers strutted (and they strut still) in glorious assemblages, perhaps matching a sharp suit with an ebony cane and a fur coat, quite possibly lifted from some faraway European boutique.
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His opposition took the form of dark assemblages made from the detritus of modern life that include some of the most forceful evocations of American violence in 20th-century art, and often ecstatic black-and-white films that protest the world's destructive powers.
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With a few outstanding exceptions, like "Tick-Tock Jelly Clock Cosmotron," which features a colorful game board and its own scratching, wheezing audio accompaniment, the assemblages tend to look dated, like exuberantly nihilistic juvenilia, although I suppose they are credible antecedents of goth.
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Paul Seamus Ryan, vice president of policy and litigation at the nonprofit money in politics watchdog group Common Cause, said there could still be a conflict of interest because Bolton looks to be holding onto some authority within his two political fundraising assemblages.
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Some objects are mere assemblages of atoms to us, and have only a physical dimension; when we think of them, he says, we adopt a "physicalist stance"—the stance we inhabit when, using equations, we predict the direction of a tropical storm.
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On one hand, I'm relieved to find that the work is outstanding: digestible 2' x 3' collages; sticker-covered sculptures recalling the verve of the city; newspaper and printer paper assemblages scattered just to make you feel the rush of Manhattan's West Side.
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The funky homemade vibe of the front room, where the works on paper are pinned to the wall, is magnified in the second gallery, where objects of different sizes lean against the wall, and assemblages have been placed on a long table.
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A key to understanding these assemblages, and Taylor's insistence that they were in fact paintings, is that color (unaltered from the found element's original pigmentation), line (in the form of metal wire), and the graphic counterpoint of shadows on the wall remained his chief concerns.
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Marisol, a Venezuelan-American artist who fused Pop Art imagery and folk art in assemblages and sculptures that, together with her mysterious, Garboesque persona, made her one of the most compelling artists on the New York scene in the 21946s, died on Saturday in Manhattan.
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It's not just static—though I certainly have been known to appreciate records that are—they use varying shades of atonality to paint a complicated darkness, twisting feedback and squelches and real-as-fuck riffing around one another in these terrifying and brilliant assemblages.
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While Twombly spent time sketching African objects in the ethnographic museum, Rauschenberg worked on three separate series: about 30 collages mounted on shirt boards from the laundry, 30 "Scatole Personali" and a group of "Feticci Personali," which were assemblages incorporating sticks, bones, beads and fur.
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Despite his international acclaim, he has had few recent shows in the US. At the Center of the World is his first North American retrospective featuring 200 works ranging from sculptural assemblages to collage, painting, performance, and video that deftly weave the personal and political.
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Melvin Edwards's muscular metal assemblages from his Lynch Fragment series (1960s–ongoing) (of which there are four) are installed on the east wall, and "The Albino" (1972) by Barbara Chase-Riboud is installed on the west wall, punctuated by a view of the Sculpture Garden.
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A spectacular affair by the South Korean artist Haegue Yang in the museum's still space-squandering atrium features wheeled assemblages that jingle as, at intervals, they are pushed around by performers, and colorful vinyl reliefs that cling to the high walls like mutant lepidoptera.
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A rip-roaring display of works by the French-American artist Arman, in the Sperone Westwater booth, unites a dozen of his 1960s assemblages, in which everyday junk — light bulbs, doll parts, rusty faucets — is shoved into glass boxes or immured in resin blocks.
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His sculptures started out clearly enough as polite, wheel-thrown vessels but evolved into nervy and transgressive abstract paintings, looming behemoths fired in industrial-size kilns, precarious assemblages and live-wire performances (no ritual immolation but lots of smashing and dropping of plates and vases).
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I've come to see a sculpture entitled "Cost of Living (Aleyda)," by Josh Kline, one of a series, for which Kline, who is thirty-six, interviewed janitorial workers and then used 22011-D-printing technology to create sculptural assemblages based on scans of their bodies.
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Ever since his 1999 discovery of a bag full of metal seals from African liquor bottles, Anatsui has continually worked on wall assemblages made of bottle caps, crushing the found elements into circles or cutting them into strips, subsequently sewing the parts together to form monumental tapestries.
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A reflection on the impulse to save both the most precious and the apparently valueless, it brings together a variety of imaginary museums, personal collections, and unusual assemblages, revealing the devotion with which artists, collectors, scholars, and hoarders have created sanctuaries for endangered images and artifacts.
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At Kavi Gupta gallery, a retrospective pairs Roger Brown: Estate Paintings, a selection of paintings and sculptures by the seminal Imagist artist, with Collecting came quite natural for me, a series of recreated assemblages of objects in Brown's personal collections from his home in La Conchita, California.
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At first glance, much of Thomas Bayrle's art looks as if it could have been made during a rainy afternoon spent among jigsaw puzzles and Lego blocks: His collages, canvases and wooden assemblages often consist of tiny interlocking images that unite to form a larger whole.
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From her ephemeral installations and performances of the 1980s to the assemblages and clay works that have defined her practice for the last three decades, Beens has consistently explored the intersections of body and memory as they relate to global art histories, mysticism, gender, urbanism, and ecology.
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The present ones are, in the main space, fuzzy, poetic photographs by Maxine Henryson of mostly European locales; assemblages by MaryKate Maher that reference the environment and climate change; and Alison Owen's works using postcards, correspondence and other ephemera through which people "connect" (her word) and communicate.
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Regally rounding out the exhibit with one of her austere and thoughtful assemblages is Marie Torbensdatter Hermann, whose minimalist "Dialogue of a day, #B" (2015) demonstrates a departure from the self-made ceramic shelves that were the basis of her 2015 solo show at Simone DeSousa Gallery.
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Some highlights include Margaret Roleke's dense sculptures made from shotgun shells, alluding to this country's intensifying gun violence; work by German artist Sonia Barrett, who makes uncanny assemblages of furniture evoking dismembered bodies; and Paola Citterio's feminist pieces that often combine soft felt with iron forms.
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It will not surprise those familiar with his idiosyncratic, enigmatic works — assemblages of deadpan observations and stories, not quite sung and yet something more than spoken — that "Quicksand" is a spy tale that keeps slipping beyond its genre, into ruminations on love, the Pittsburgh Steelers, country music, Jane Austen.
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This is a show where charmed wanderings and distributions of assemblages prevail; the artists mix psychic and erotic perspectives and points of view into a general sense of the entwining, entangling, and knotting of hemp cord, hair, strips of leather, gold threads, blades of grass, raffia, rope, and fabric.
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Comprised of carved wood and found objects, Whitten's assemblages are distinctly African-influenced but are also linked to Crete, the island where the NY-based painter sojourned each summer with his family to fish and swim and make sculpture far away from the commercial art world and market.
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And Peter Funch himself, in an earlier project, "Babel Tales" (2006-11), created dense assemblages of repeated gestures or outfits (people carrying yellow envelopes or black umbrellas, people wearing red or posing for a photograph) by digitally layering a large number of figures into a single street scene.
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Michael Werner (C3) is exhibiting the wonderfully banal neo-Pop paintings and some raw craft-like assemblages by the Berlin artist Raphaela Simon, and Casey Kaplan (B5) has canvases by Judith Eisler based on film and video images of women including Serena Williams and the actress Anna Karina.
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After some iffy abstract paintings, Rama started to produce strange, alluring assemblages that incorporated flaccid inner tubes — a nod to her father, who killed himself after the family bicycle factory went bust — and, in her 2685s, sewn and sutured textile works inspired by the outbreak of mad cow disease.
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After some iffy abstract paintings, Rama started to produce strange, alluring assemblages that incorporated flaccid inner tubes — a nod to her father, who killed himself after the family bicycle factory went bust — and, in her 70s, sewn and sutured textile works inspired by the outbreak of mad cow disease.
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She claimed Pollock as her great discovery, which he was, and still is, though the show yields plenty of other discoveries: Joseph Cornell assemblages, Franz Marc horses and cows, and splendid things by artists — Claire Falkenstein, Perle Fine, Alice Trumbull Mason, Maria Helena Vieira da Silva — you rarely see.
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It showcases, too, an unusual series of brightly colored, often large, oil-on-canvas pictures of teeth; assorted mixed-media sculptures, including "Doppelbirne (2 Birnen)" ("Double Pear (2 Pears)," 1989), a whitewashed, string-tied pair of twisted tree branches; and a selection of mixed-media collages and box assemblages.
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Norman Brosterman, a dealer from Long Island, will present recently discovered assemblages made with assorted found materials, including action figures and other toys, by the Staten Island resident John Foxell (1944-2016), who suffered from PTSD after witnessing up close the September 2001 destruction of the World Trade Center.
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Hanging over the central courtyard, Carolina Caycedo's gossamer assemblages are made from fishing nets gathered in Colombia, Guatemala, Brazil, and Mexico — Latin American countries where Caycedo has documented the deleterious ecological and social effects that dams have had on various waterways and the indigenous populations that rely on them to survive.
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Image: DSS and Pan-STARRS1 (Optical), XMM-Newton (X-rays) PLANCK Satellite (y paramter), F. Govoni, M. Murgia, INAFScientists have detected radio waves emanating from the space between a pair of galaxy clusters—evidence of intergalactic magnetic fields and fast-moving particles in the space between these giant galactic assemblages.
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Tinker Tantrum at Redling Fine Art includes pencil drawings and texts, mixed media assemblages, and video performances from the 1970s to the present that showcase Garner's ingenuity as an absurdist and bricoleur, exploring a vein of popular science mined by R. Crumb and Al Jaffee to lampoon American consumerism and culture.
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In the inaugural solo show of Hamtramck's new KO Gallery — headquarters for the Heavenly Dogs art collective, of which Kasztelan is a member — this young artist presents her apocalyptic assemblages of female youth culture in a show with an appropriately mashed-up title, Wet Hot American Queen of the Damned.
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In this sprawling, chromatically saturated landscape of sculptures and assemblages, early-American furniture and cheap and cheerful finds from the corner store present competing definitions of "Americana," and fall somewhere on a continuum between the relentlessly upbeat materialism of Jeff Koons and the moodier, mass-cultural immersion of Mike Kelley.
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He had but one art exhibition — in 1957 at the famous Ferus Gallery — but with the financial support of Shirley he led an anti-establishment creative life, making assemblages and collages from everyday images and objects — and, little by little, putting together his most excellent underground film Aleph (1956–66).
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I'll also be setting aside some time to visit 27 Greenpoint Avenue, which is home to the playful, almost-figurative paintings and sculptures of Emily Noelle Lambert, the colorfully geometric compositions of Kristen Schiele, the enigmatic and autobiographic sculptural assemblages of Stephen Eakin, and the beguiling, alchemical sculptures of Mariana Garibay Raeke.
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Whereas the simple, uncluttered, found-object assemblages of the blind Hawkins Bolden can feel eloquent and soulful, and those of Lonnie Holley often recall African-American yard art's talismanic character, Kornegay's works tend to address their subjects, both biblical and other themes, more literally, as well as with more quirky, formal-interpretive twists.
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Composed of footage shot in the 19673s and '70s, it shows the shirtless Mr. di Suvero working heroically on one or another of his monumental assemblages and ends with shots of medieval armor displays at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, accompanied to comical effect by the soundtrack of an old Gene Autry movie.
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Given the ever-morphing dimensions of contemporary photography — ranging from constructed narrative scenes made in the studio to ideologically-based assemblages of found Internet imagery — much of the work being shown in galleries today is positioned at a century-arm's length from Evans's straightforward, black-and-white documentation of the reality-based world.
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Nauman's career has done nothing less than create an entirely new language for visual art, a legacy that can be seen everywhere from the aphoristic installations of Glenn Ligon and Jenny Holzer, to the monumental assemblages of Jeff Koons and Richard Serra, to the conceptual mischief of Barbara Kruger and Louise Lawler.
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Represented in depth in "Margherita Stein: Rebel With a Cause" are Michelangelo Pistoletto (he is also at the School), whose medium is mirror-finished polished steel, often with applied photo-silkscreens; Alighiero Boetti (embroidered textiles); Luciano Fabro (mainly stone, sometimes balanced in unexpected ways); and Jannis Kounellis (assemblages of hardware and miscellany).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's the relation of the part to the whole that is the crucial element of Elias Sime's assemblages — and what makes his work consistently enticing is that he allows the viewer to engineer what that relation reveals, just by moving closer or farther away from the work.
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Active from 1922–1932, the surrealist movement in Yugoslavia yielded a generation of poets and numerous individual and collective makers of cadaver exquis (exquisite corpses), automatic texts, collages, decalcomanias, assemblages, photographs, and bizarre theoretical propositions published in the almanac Nemoguće-L'impossible (The Impossible) and the magazine Nadrealizam danas i ovde (Surrealism Here & Now).
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Inside, there are found assemblages, some from her family farm in Tennessee, like a dried ham hanging from the ceiling, a bundle of suspended metal rods, and the trunk of a pine tree quartered and sanded smooth — though you can look between the pieces and see the interior-facing sides, still rough with natural bark.
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So I visited Thierry Goldberg Gallery for Shrobe's exhibition Homegrown and came to understand that his assemblages are really his own — not anyone else's, though there are visual, material, and strategic elements in his work that are evocative of other artists, like flavor notes I recognize for having tasted them before in other wines.
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Among the extraordinary assemblages here, fashioned with wooden frames and brown bags from Whole Foods, and festooned with belts and bits of fake fur and leather, are paintings dedicated to the one-time Playboy playmate Dorothy Stratton, the chef and television personality Anthony Bourdain, the Japanese TV idol Miyu Uehara and a Chilean murder victim, María José Reyes.
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But most of these works are, in some sense, protest assemblages, most explicitly the macabre "Child" (1959-60), a tortured human figure tied to a child's highchair and inspired by Conner's opposition to the impending execution of the convicted sex criminal Caryl Chessman; it earned him national notoriety when it was shown in 1960 in San Francisco.
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Somebody dropped a dime, and believe it or not, Berman's show was raided by the LAPD vice squad because of the small reproduction of a weird flagrante delicto drawn by Marjorie Cameron (who used the mononym Cameron) that was a small part of Berman's assemblage, "Temple" (1952–57), one of the principle assemblages in the exhibition.
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In these enigmatic assemblages, Williams packed into the tar's once-malleable, all-devouring goo (neatly contained within old castoff frames) a trove of trash-turned-treasure — circuit boards, a spray-painted pinwheel, plastic bottle caps, transparent tubes filled with oil, a cork coaster, a pocket calculator, a bicycle reflector, and empty bottles of cheap, American-made Tvarscki vodka.
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Big studios are less and less likely to take a chance on a simple, goofy story of two people falling in love, instead retreating to the relative safety of remakes (22006's Overboard, which made $22006 million worldwide), sequels (2016's Bridget Jones's Baby, which made nearly $212 million worldwide), or blatant movie-star assemblages (like 2018's $68-million-grossing Book Club).
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A side-by-side comparison of my work to the works of Joseph Cornell and Henry Darger showed certain similar technical flourishes and extensions, and although it was easy to see an unabashed and perhaps uncritical admiration, my found texts and assemblages were not exact copies, my intention had been to participate in the conversation, not to reproduce what had already been produced.
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"Conclusive correlations between the Middle Palaeolithic assemblages at [Attirampakkam] and a specific hominin species—whether modern humans or archaic hominins—cannot be established because India currently lacks fossil or genetic evidence for this time period..." The earliest human-like fossil dating back to this period is the Narmada fossil, which was discovered in the central Narmada valley in Madhya Pradesh, India.
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That exhibition, Radio Waves: New York "Nouveau Réalisme" and Rauschenberg celebrated a loose federation of postwar artists exploring the possibilities of found objects and kinetic assemblages; in addition to works by Tinguely and Rauschenberg, the show included contributions from Niki de Saint Phalle, Per Olof Ultvedt, Martial Raysse, and Arman, which were all gifts to Rauschenberg or exchanges with him.
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Still, watching the players from Ninja Five (Japan); Call Me Daddy and Raclette Party (France); Treee (Italy); the Gnarcats (the United States); the Mohawks (Germany); and Sky High (England) go screaming through the Renaissance plaza on two wheels to play a sport popularized by ragtag assemblages of couriers in asphalt lots in Seattle underscored the universality Mr. Louboutin said drew him to it.
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The native New Yorker has been represented by Matthew Marks Gallery since 1993, and their career is marked by sexually charged sculptures featuring stuffed animals; life-size edible gingerbread house assemblages; and visceral, durational performances that draw upon the visual language of kink, which Blake uses as a tool to meditate on the complex nature of queer and racial identities.
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One of the many standout works is Norberto Roland's "Incantations in the land of virgins monsters, sorcerers, and angry gods" (1999–2019), composed of assemblages of textiles incorporating patadyongs, a traditional woven textile, often muted in color, and worn by the women in the Visayas region of the Philippines against a backdrop of brightly colored floral mass-produced fabrics from China.
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There is also ample evidence of Noland's strategy of using found materials to create assemblages that are both familiar and disturbing: American flags, walkers, handcuffs, Budweiser beer cans, metal chains, and assorted car parts all make repeat appearances — whether spread out across the floor, draped over freestanding structures made from scaffolding poles, suspended from walls, or piled together in metal baskets.
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They included David Butler (19413-21941), who fashioned animals, angels and people from cut and painted tin and other found items; the religious painter Sister Gertrude Morgan (21941-21942); Steve Ashby (1904-1980), who made raw figurative assemblages out of scavenged materials; and Elijah Pierce (1892-1984), whose carved and painted wood reliefs depict biblical scenes and national figures like the Rev.
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Certain preoccupations recur across the year, most notably different treatments of the female form: the furious, needle-toothed harpy in The Woman with a Dagger, Picasso's reimagining of David's The Death of Marat; serene classical busts with engorged, proboscis-like noses in the sculptures produced at his studio at Boisgeloup; disembodied assemblages of abstract volumes, floating in space; languorous, reclining odalisques, lost in sleep or contemplation.
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In what the museum is describing as the largest gift of art in its history, the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo is scheduled to announce Tuesday that it has been given the entire estate of Marisol, a Venezuelan-American artist who fused Pop Art imagery and folk art in assemblages and sculptures and who captivated the New York art world in the 1960s with her mysterious Garboesque persona.
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In one corner-office area, you'll find objects that justify themselves by sheer extravagance: an example of the artist Nick Cave's ornate costume-sculpture-assemblages, this one involving textiles sewn with china plates; Takuro Kuwata's five-foot-tall conical sculpture in black porcelain and covered with five-inch-thick chunks of pink glaze (think monumental craquelure), and a big colorful see-through abstraction on pigmented urethane by Alex Hubbard.
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There are also two assemblages, "Dimanche des Rameaux" ("Palm Sunday") and "Palmöl" ("Palm Oil," both 2016), incorporating ghost-white palm fronds alluding to the Passion of Christ — the central Christian narrative of the destruction of the body and the release of the divine — and two that seem surprisingly topical, except that they were done last year, "Niederschlag" ("Fallout") and "Emanation," both of which feature an ominous cloud of molten lead.
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Still, those three are exhibiting some stellar natives: David Castillo will feature the winningly playful assemblages of Pepe Mar; Central Fine is showing paintings by Tomm El-Saieh, whose hypnotic brushwork fuses Haitian folkloric traditions with classic Abstract Expressionism; while Fredric Snitzer's booth is devoted to paintings by Hernan Bas, whose beguiling, homoerotically charged portraits of dandies and waifs remain some of the strongest work to emerge from Miami over the past two decades.
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Highlights include a table full of small, visitor-made clay sculptures that shares the world-in-microcosm quality of Fischli and Weiss' 1981/2006 sculpture series, Suddenly This Overview; a wall displaying the infectiously upbeat paintings of the 100-year-old amateur Dutch painter, Lou van der Biezen; a towering collaborative sculpture by Bade and Martha made from the hulls of two abandoned skiffs; and an in-progress series of still life assemblages by Martha.
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Each of these assemblages consists of hundreds of items and shares a very similar profile to the Green Collection artifacts: almost certainly looted from a warzone in recent decades (that is, after the advent of national laws and international treaties meant to crack down on this type of activity); smuggled out of their country of origin; acquired by dealers in foreign countries and sold by them at great profit to collectors and institutions in America, Europe, or Israel.
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It's strange to me that so many of us look back on the halcyon days of the M25 raves, those notoriously vast assemblages of people crowded together in beetroot fields all raving under one roof, with the kind of rose-tinted nostalgia usually saved for royal weddings or world wars, but find the idea of thousands of revellers stood shirtless on the edges of Ushuaia about as appealing as sharing a bowl of jellied eels with Len Goodman.
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