Sentences with phrase «collaborative undertaking»

This major exhibition, the first collaborative undertaking between the Musée d'art moderne de la Ville de Paris and the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, provides a critical, retrospective survey of the work of internationally renowned Québec artist David Altmejd.

This mural is the result of an unprecedented collaborative undertaking by the San José Museum of Art, The Propeller Group, El Mac, Empire 7 Studios, and the Children's Discovery Museum.

This major exhibition, the first collaborative undertaking between the Musée d'art moderne de la Ville de Paris and the Musée d'art...

Unsurprisingly, recent research on chain and federation effects, although unable to draw causal inferences, suggests that the differences between these institutional responses and less formal collaborative undertakings may make them more or less impactful.

«In a rare collaborative undertaking, three of the country's leading philanthropies are establishing an Energy Foundation to promote energy efficiency and greater reliance on renewable sources like wind and solar power.

The characterization of the church should be a collaborative undertaking.

The Fit Tjin Edition is a collaborative undertaking that saw a handful of tuning firms get involved.

Other parts of the publishing process (editing, for example) are a collaborative undertaking.

With this collaborative undertaking, LAHD and GAFRA are not so much importing a piece of Africa to London, as holding a mirror for the great cosmopolitan city to look at itself in its wide diversity resulting from its imperial past and multicultural present.

The Energy Foundation was founded as a collaborative undertaking between the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the Pew Charitable Trusts and the Rockefeller Foundation.

Hopscotch is a collaborative undertaking by experienced professional and volunteer child advocates.

Less restrictive than a franchise, the licensing arrangement is a collaborative undertaking, with two or more companies sharing tools, techniques, and services while advertising under a common name.