crowd|sourc|ing

crowd|sourc|ing «KROWD _SR sihng», noun.

the act of producing work collectively by soliciting input or answers from any interested parties: »

According to the curator Andrea Grover, “crowdsourcing” is a new form of corporate outsourcing that parcels out work to armies of amateurs, and the concept is applied to art in this smart little show of ultra-collaborative projects (New York Times).