Ms. Mehta attempts to revive that connection by inviting contemporary artists who graduated from the school to engage with the museum's collection and archives, including Mr. Shetty and Mr. Kallat.
In 2002 the association voted overwhelmingly not to extend membership to the descendants of Sally Hemings, arguing that some scholars had found insufficient evidence of a Thomas Jefferson blood connection but inviting them to apply again should further evidence surface.
The organization I lead, Grantmakers In Aging, through its age-friendly initiative Community AGEnda, funded by the Pfizer Foundation, has launched a person-to-person social media campaign called #GenTogether, which encourages intergenerational connections by inviting people to take a photo with at least one friend, acquaintance, or family member of another generation.
It is the opposite of sensationalism or exhibitionism – a gesture of self-erasure in the Romantic sense – and to sit still for three months, inviting connection with strangers is something that, in the context of the harried and distracted lives we live, makes perfect sense.
The tone she sets is in line with catching a stranger on the subway reading your favorite book, inviting a connection both elusive and striking.
Elected officials can also use Grasshopr to build authentic, sustainable connections with their constituents, inviting them to a town hall meeting, or polling them on current issues.
You also can connect with Facebook friends and other users on the app and use these connections to create games by inviting them to play through the app or messaging them on the platform about any games that you are planning to play in.
There is also a connection to Facebook as Airtime is inviting users to sign up for early access via Facebook log-in.
O Allos Anthropos exemplifies the Greek spirit of hospitality, not only serving food but inviting people in for conversation and connection.
German Expressionism and atomic time, Motown and human mating, Polish poets and barbecue: the brilliance of the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver's Mixed Taste lecture series lies in pairing two talks on unrelated topics and inviting the audience to make the connections.
