To pull off such large projects, Powers deployed a rotating band of collaborators and subcontractors.
Things may be grim in the outside world, but with the right band of collaborators, some lucky accidents are worth the risks.
Richard Perle and the Neocon core helped organize a band of collaborators in the media, friendly think tanks, and political organizations.
No problem – Horn put together a session band of his usual collaborators, including Lipson, to record the backing tracks.
An industry outsider, he has become a world-cinema insider, with a loyal band of A-list collaborators -- "a strange, international biker club," says his friend, the musician Tom Waits.
Mr. Trecartin (pronounced tra-KAR-tun) was creating these characters more or less for himself and a band of friends and collaborators from the Rhode Island School of Design when one of his works, posted on his Friendster page, was seen in 2005 by the artist Sue de Beer, who brought it to the attention of a curator at the New Museum in Manhattan.
Since the 1980s, a band of colleagues and collaborators has tracked the population and behavior of marine mammals along Alaska's southern coast.
(The band also has a handful of collaborators in the studio and in concert, of various races).
Fairground target games, using anything from rag balls to rifles, took many forms, with targets ranging from a generic mother-in-law to Charlie Chaplin to a grim "Hitler's Band" of top Nazis and collaborators, dating from 1946.
These studies have relied on an enthusiastic band of co-investigators and collaborators including project students and graduate research students (Supporting Information Table S1).
Indeterminacy has always suited Broken Social Scene, a Toronto indie-rock band known for its large pool of collaborators and a soaring, hazily layered sound.
