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This is the eighth round-the-world race that Clipper Ventures has organized since 1995.

It is the fourth in the distinguished series of exhibitions from African museums in Europe that the New York institution has organized since its founding in 1984.

The academy includes a professional recording studio and performing space, part of Red Bull's international network of music workshops and concerts that it has organized since 1995 in cities from New York to Berlin to promote its brand.

The miniature explorations that Mr. Gilbert has organized since he arrived — the multiyear Carl Nielsen symphony cycle and this season's Bach Variations — hark back to this fertile programming period.

The environment has defined 78-year-old Bartholomew's tenure for more than a quarter-century: The gathering at sea this month was the ninth he has organized since the ­mid-1990s ­mid-1990s

Beardsley's official title at Dumbarton Oaks is director of garden and landscape studies, but he is also playing the role of impresario: "Cloud Terrace" is the third in a series of temporary, edgy installations by environmental artists that Beardsley has organized since he was appointed in 2008.

The center, relocated into a converted four-story school building on Christopher Street last November, complemented a variety of shelters he had organized since the early 1970's.

The confetti-filled 90-minute spectacle, broadcast live on the Internet in three languages, was the largest Mr. Moon had organized since 1999, when 21,000 couples filled Seoul's Olympic Stadium.

"It's the biggest logistics operation that Iraq will have organized since the war," said Carlos Valenzuela, the chief elections official for the United Nations in Iraq and a nonvoting member of the commission.

But the president's initiative has apparently been overshadowed by the hundreds of grass-roots efforts that children in New York have organized since Sept. 11 to raise money, collect clothing and other goods, and make small, heartfelt gifts for people much closer to home, whose lives were upended by the World Trade Center attack.

It will surprise many, as it did me, that "Forever Now" is the first large survey strictly dedicated to new painting that MOMA has organized since 1958, when "The New American Painting," a show of seventeen artists, including all the major Abstract Expressionists, went on to tour Europe and to revolutionize art everywhere.