He arranged collaborations with other local performers: break dancers, a theater troupe, a gay chorus.
Where Liberty had once embraced the Arts and Crafts artist William Morris, Mr. de Bourdonnaye rebooted the artist idea and arranged collaborations with the contemporary sculptor Grayson Perry.
MO and MvZ arranged collaborations with the participating laboratories.
DanceMotion USA, a State Department program produced by the Brooklyn Academy of Music, sends American companies to perform abroad for cultural diplomacy but also arranges collaborations between American troupes and foreign ones.
In 1966, he co-founded the astonishingly forward-thinking Experiments in Art and Technology, an organisation that sought to promote the non-industrial use of technology by arranging collaborations between artists and engineers.
"You start avoiding group lunches with visiting scientists that take too much time, after work get-togethers, and lots of the socializing that is important for discussing scientific matters, and even arranging collaborations," Dias writes.
" 'Speed dating' at the ASCC has been great" for arranging collaborations, says Douglas Hilton, director of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute in Melbourne, who is now working with Christine Wells of Griffith University in Brisbane and Sean Grimmond of the University of Queensland to develop a gene-expression database of 40 types of blood cells and stem cells.
The listening experience will be enhanced by "Seven Words," a simultaneous video presentation by Ofri Cnaani arranged in collaboration with the ensemble's musicians.
On the final day of the show, arranged in collaboration with Formation Group, we'll show you how and why.
"They were dumbstruck by the richness of the site," says academy paleontologist Donald Wolberg, who arranged the collaboration along with Ji Qiang, director of the National Geological Museum of China.
