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Mr. McKay, whose collaborations with Mr. Ferrell have included the Broadway show "You're Welcome America.

As such, it is typical of Churchill, whose collaborations with dancers, choreographers, musicians and composers have been fuelled by curiosity.

It all goes back to Vivienne Westwood, who designed for the Sex Pistols and whose collaborations with Malcolm McLaren in the 1970s will feature prominently at the Met.

The show features music by Zina Goldrich and a book and lyrics by Marcy Heisler, whose collaborations include the Off Broadway musical "Junie B. Jones".

Ms. Arnalds is a music-school graduate whose collaborations in Iceland include a long association with the folksy, whimsical, minimalistic band Mum.

Karl Lagerfeld, whose collaborations with Mr. Lesage over nearly 30 years helped produce the fabled 1996 re-creations of the Coromandel screens in Coco Chanel's apartment, offered a wreath of roses, in tones from chalky white to clotted cream.

The trio, whose collaboration was leaked last month, are called Them Crooked Vultures.

But the world, whose collaboration we crave, is in no hurry.

It began at the Musée du Quai Branly, in Paris, whose collaboration accounts for many of the earliest items on view.

One is Geoff Sobelle, whose collaboration with Trey Lyford, "all wear bowlers," is the Independence Foundation Series' most successful piece to date.

"You go into the cutting room with hundreds of hours of footage and interviews," said Mr. Barker, whose collaboration with Ms. Schmeer was about Sergio Vieira de Mello, a diplomatic rainmaker who died in a 2003 terrorist attack in Iraq.