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Long forgotten among other materials , the film Assemblage was recently rediscovered, restored and presented in several premieres in the United States. In 1968 Merce Cunningham have the opportunity to create a filmed choreography in collaboration with the poet and experimental filmmaker Richard O. Moore, and the station KQED in San Francisco. Assemblage is filmed in Ghirardelli Square, a new public space midway between the commercial mall and public square. Cunningham sees his choreography precisely from this idea of intervention in a public space. All the footage filmed with multiple cameras will be processed later in the editing room, using all the resources characteristic of experimental film, and thus opens the way to a new conception of screendance.

A propósito de un eslabón perdido: la (re)aparición de Assemblage (Merce Cunningham, Richard Moore, 1968)