An Expanded Legacy of Assemblage
Expanding material vocabularies and cultural touchstones, artists Sula Bermúdez-Silverman, Maria Maea, and Chiffon Thomas discuss their practices in relation to the legacy of assemblage. Each of these artists share insights on collecting, rearranging, and scavenging both objects and ideas. Moderated by Made in L.A. curator Diana Nawi, with audience Q&A to follow.
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Sula Bermúdez-SilvermanPhoto: Augusta Dayton -
Maria MaeaPhoto: Carlos Jaramillo -
Chiffon ThomasPhoto: Lila Ash
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