Today's ascendant vernacular is the game system, which is often collaborative and online.
The work was often collaborative, involving visual artists as well as music, dance and theater, and it was in addition frequently international.
He is shy and serious, with an ironic sense of humor so subtle it is easy to miss, and he follows many of his thoughts with an accommodating, or gently insistent, "no?" When forced to call himself anything, he prefers "exhibition producer" to "artist"; his works, which are often collaborative in nature, tend to challenge the idea of an authentic or definitive experience.
(In fact, earlier feminist art was often collaborative, an explicit rejection of the idea of individual creativity in favor of joint efforts among women).
He divides his time between curatorial projects and seminars at New York University, as well as a series of web-based art projects, which are often collaborative or crowdsourced in nature.
Projects are often collaborative, include many researchers and laboratories and may be spread across different sites.
Although the impact of test questions on Graham's turns appears problematic, such sequences are often collaborative, and there is little sign of negative emotion.
Children's books are often collaborative efforts.
In the context of pre-registration (referred to as pre-licensure in some countries/disciplines) training, IPE aims to prepare and equip students for effective collaborative practice, however, it is often challenging to organise and implement [ 15].
It was often a collaborative activity: Otto Luening and Vladimir Ussachevsky produced some of the first tape music together; Schaeffer and Pierre Henry Mr. Babbitt and Mario Davidovskyy.
