assemblage

“They assemble components of the systems that work for them in any given context. … Dominionism in the NAR is a fluid assemblage of ideas, traditions and practices that are invoked as they seem applicable.”

“They took trash, and they turned it into these extraordinary works. Some of them were exuberant, they did installations, assemblages and that really created it,” he said.

The criticized tableau evoked an assemblage of Greek gods, not “The Last Supper,” and Khelif is, in fact, a woman.

I eventually did find a place for a beer, the lobby bar at the fancy arts hotel, Saint Kate, conveniently across the street from that day’s protest assemblage.

Nelson’s assemblages originated from an introspective spirituality, which he personified in a celestial character named Mr. Moon.