Lou D’Elia was born in Ocean Park in 1951, still lives there and makes his art in what was once his father’s woodshop. Now 75, the assemblage artist is showing his work in his hometown alongside some of the medium’s foundational artists, including the man who encouraged him to make art. “Some Assemblage Required,” on view at the California Heritage Museum until it closes Nov. 15, pairs foundational assemblage artists with mid-career and emerging artists who are extending that tradition. The foundational group includes Edward Kienholz, George Herms, Alison Saar, Michael C. McMillen, B
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