| 3D Dolls Pictures: An exhibition of 3D assemblages of small plastic dolls. Each picture represents a specific thought or a personal experience. Almost all were lost by an Iraqi Scud missile in the Gulf War. |
| Amy's hubcap art: Thematic compositions on hubcaps. |
| Anderson, Lois: Opulent over-the-top sculpture created from found forms and embellished with paint, beads and small objects. |
| Arman: Short biography of Arman, well known for his "accumulations" of found objects. |
| Art of Wes Modes: Playful and spirited, worn and wonderful, like long lost treasures found in an abandoned basement, a collection of sculptures and assemblage pieces, most made from found materials, both man-made and natural. |
| Baldessari, John: Biography, information, exhibitions listings and a photo of this California artist. No works shown on this site. |
| Beuys, Joseph: A short biography and links to images of works by this artist associated with the Fluxus group. Contains details of his 7,000 Oaks project. |
| Boltanski, Christian: A major exhibition of 17 works at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City, Missouri in 1998. |
| Brady, David: Explore the figure through assemblage and mixed media paintings. |
| BrianaKaufmann.com: Creates individually hand-crafted recycled silverware totemic rattles and pins. |
| Carlos Poveda: This page shows the work and trayectory of costarican artist Carlos Poveda. |
| Carman, Chris: Contains a gallery of assemblage art, and prints. |
| Citizenchim: A portfolio of paintings, assemblages and the work of associates. |
| Collage/ Assemblage Gail Kinniburgh Hanni: Canadian collage/assemblage artist Gail Kinniburgh Hanni visual art site. |
| Copeland, Dale: Assemblage art from New Zealand in the tradition of Joseph Cornell. |
| Cornell, Joseph: Short commentary on the artist, numerous images of his work. |
| Daniel, Jb: Chicago artist. |
| deMeng, Michael: Post-modern shrines and totems - assemblage - combining found objects with painting and text to explore themes of the secular and the sacred. |
| Dolan, Ariel: Assemblages composed of small plastic dolls. |
| Flowers, Terry Ray: Christian themed box art, collage and sculpture galleries. |
| Foley, Peter: Peter Foley's Studio E-6 in Palo Alto, CA,with a gallery of large scale mixed media assemblages. |
| Found Object Sculpture by Rene Hinds: Whimsical and functional, depicting living presences through using the debris of American culture. |
| Goglia, Lois: The artist explores the relationship between art, healing and science through a combining of traditional art materials with medical supplies. Includes image galleries and catalogue essay for the "Genesis" series. |
| Hines, Roger: Surreal "rooms" that contain enigmatic elements of time and space. |
| Johnson, David R.: Petit Musee showcasing assembage, constructions and photographs by an American artist. |
| Jojorazor.com: Bottle project by local bay area social sculptor on spiritual quest, gifting to the recovering alcoholic world community. |
| Kaplan, Leo: Found objects composed within a framework. Reminiscent of the work of Joseph Cornell. |
| Kienholz, Ed - Biography and Links: Artist well-known for sculptures and environments comprised of found objects and elements culled from abandoned buildings. |
| Levin, Dan: Found object assemblage art including kinetic and illuminative sculpture. |
| Lina Fry: Lina Fry, renown GAZ Group artist, celebrates the millennium with a new series of bold assemblages. Egyptian Heiroglyph, VooDoo, Jesus, Chart, Awash, Peaches, Stay Away, Lovely Bride. |
| Lipski, Donald: Sculptural works that center around the theme of the book and incorporate found objects. |
| Majeski, Thomas: 3-D wall constructions includes artist's statement, gallery, and contact information |
| Meltzer, Bonnie: Creates artworks made from recycled computer parts, crocheted wire, and digital photography transferred onto metal. Some of the items exhibited are for sale. |
| Mercier, Jason: Using materials such as beans, yarn, candy, pencils, food and anything else he finds (or you send to him) Jason will produce intricate portraits. |
| Mr. Imagination: Real name - Gregory Warmack. This prolific Chicago artist uses bottle caps, industrial sandstone and used paint brushes to create primarily figurative works. |
| My Own Tower: Everyday objects become models of skyscrapers. Visitors are invited to submit their own models. |
| Nevelson, Louise (interview): Conducted by Arnald Glimcher for the Archives of American Art in 1972, this interview explores Nevelson's life, ideas and wood assemblages. |
| Ossorio, Alfonso: Excerpt from a magazine article that details the relationship between Ossorio and Jean Dubuffet. Contains images of works. |
| Philadelphia Wireman: Short description and photos of 2 of approximately 700 anonymously made pieces found in a trash bin. |
| Ramos-Poquí, Guillem: Assemblages 1998-99 using metaphor and transformation. |
| The Nowhere Van by Skulz: Art car covered in over 5000 stickers and other. Photos. |
| Wasserman, David (1917-1999): Used metal from tin and aluminum cans to produce glowing mosaics, including leaping tigers, baseball cards, dancing movie stars, and New York taxi drivers. |
| Zorn, Liz: Works in mixed media, including assemblage, and constructions with found objects in an abstract, and expressionist style. |
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