10 Best Ideas of the Week: Futuristic Body-Painted Models, a Rainbow Origami Tribute for Pulse, Whiskey-Theme Connect Four

MAC Cosmetics hosted its annual Pro to Pro event on June 1 at Siren Studios in Los Angeles. The event featured full nude body-painted models, who posed on a stage that offered an infinite reflections effect. Stoelt Productions created the stage, which had LED panels placed below two-way mirrored acrylic to create the effect.

To commemorate the 49 victims of last year’s Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando and show support to those affected, the Orlando Science Center created a community art project called the “Love Bridge” to coincide with the one-year anniversary of the tragedy on June 12. Located at the venue’s Sky Bridge, the installation features the seven colors of the rainbow in rows of four, with each row holding 49 origami hearts to represent the victims of the attack that targeted the L.G.B.T. community.

The inaugural WhiskyX festival took place June 8 at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal. The event, which featured tastings from more than 60 whiskey brands, had branded Connect Four at the Guinness Bulleit Boilermaker station. The festival was produced by iGo Marketing and Entertainment.

To celebrate the opening of the Renaissance Atlanta Airport Gateway Hotel in May, the hotel launched a mobile guest room that toured Atlanta neighborhoods and the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport from May 3 to 17. The guest room on wheels was a replica of the property's accommodations, designed by Rottet Studio.

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago celebrated its 50th anniversary and the opening of Japanese artist Takashi Murakami’s octopus-inspired exhibit on June 3. The centerpieces featured bright ping-pong balls that were arranged in a shape reminiscent of octopus tentacles. HMR Designs designed the event.

The California Science Center’s annual Discovery Ball took place May 19. Building on the event’s body-parts theme, inspired by the museum’s new “Body Worlds: Pulse” exhibit, immersive experience company Mindride built two customized interactive stations. The team created an electronic avatar of the museum’s president as a skeleton, which welcomed guests and revealed the C.E.O. behind the large plasma screen where his image was displayed. Guests also had a chance to use the technology at the dance party and view themselves as giant dancing skeletons on a screen that served as a backdrop for the band.

The inaugural In Goop Health event took place June 10 at 3Labs in Culver City. An eye-catching step-and-repeat made of vegetables was created by floral designer Eric Buterbaugh. It was built from lettuce, artichoke, radicchio, radish, red chard, broccoli, broccoflower, mini romaine, and wheat grass.

Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow hosted a cocktail party at the end of the day for guests who had bought the highest ticket level. Drinks included “collagen martinis” from Tito’s Handmade Vodka.

The seventh annual Governors Ball music festival took place June 2 to 4 at Randall’s Island in New York. Food review site the Infatuation and Tequila Don Julio hosted a happy hour in the festival’s "Best Kept Secret" area, with help from Tacombi tacos. It was a continuation of the Infatuation’s nationwide event series with the tequila brand. Plus, a curated mix of food vendors including Mister Dips, Taiyaki, Magnolia Bakery, Roberta's, and more was available in the Infatuation Village area.

Coca-Cola’s activation invited guests to personalize cans at the “Share an Ice Cold Coca-Cola” stations with their names and a friend’s.