How To Use Curatorial In A Sentence
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Here, the curatorial silence makes you study both extremes.
Times, Sunday Times
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You should feel like you need to think any of this looks like any kind of curatorial practice you know.
Deeplinking
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Combining an innovative business model, a passion for social media, and a desire to deliver a flight of fabulous fancy each and every day, CEO Shauna Mei of AHAlife has turned a consumer's desire for high-touch, curatorial experiences into what's poised to be a formidable force in the luxury e-tailer space.
Felicia C. Sullivan: Interview: Shauna Mei, CEO/Founder of AHAlife
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The hopes for this gallery can fill more than the space between the new sculpture building and Edgewood Avenue; it has the potential to become a venue for a new kind of curatorial project in Yale's art scene whose focus is not having a focus.
Yale Daily News: Latest Issue
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The spry, sparky gent returned to his native Istanbul after a stint in the mid-1990s as director of the Centre for Curatorial Studies Museum at Bard College.
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Now they're talking about hiring a 'curatorial co-ordinator,' and everyone's confused.
Globe and Mail
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Ninety-five percent of the curatorial staff must have been hired by me - it's been twenty-seven years.
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Only the coterie of failed academics and other talentless miscreants who populate the "curatorial" and institutional world of contemporary art believe that there's ever been a "line between art and commerce" in the post-Medieval world.
Challenging the line between art and commerce is cute until it's not cute.
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She is a curatorial assistant at the National Gallery, London.
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The fiberglass wall separates the entry from the curatorial working space.
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One beneficial effect of this curatorial decision was to emphasize that Palermo never gave up representation in favor of abstraction.
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Martin said there was no money to fulfill the gallery's educational, museological or curatorial functions.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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Experience with modern research methods in mineralogy and crystallography are expected and the successful applicant should be prepared to partake in curatorial work as well as improve the museum's mineralogical and petrological collections.
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Without text as an explanatory aid, his curatorial intention of highlighting the historical nature of the works is somewhat undermined.
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Each two-decade period is assigned an overarching theme giving it a broad historical overview while serving to limit and condense the curatorial scope.
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Although toys have been formally accessioned into the collection since the early twentieth century, older curatorial records are not always as complete as records compiled for new acquisitions.
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By presenting this exhibition in a museum we sought to historicise these questions and bring into the open curatorial practices that are simply happening more and more.
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Over the next 50 years, from a series of curatorial and directorial posts, he built up holdings in the area of medieval and Renaissance sculpture.
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The spry, sparky gent returned to his native Istanbul after a stint in the mid-1990s as director of the Centre for Curatorial Studies Museum at Bard College.
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Blankness has always played well in curatorial circles: it makes the managers feel creative.
Times, Sunday Times
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They cleaned them, dated them, compared them, catalogued them, took them to bits and reassembled them, mounted them (in the curatorial sense), displayed them and swapped them.
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Gavin sits on a Masters Degree Visual Arts Practises course with me where we have seen critical judgment voided by curatorial organisational skills.
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Zhang Bencai was relieved from the posts of Deputy Procurator-General, member of the Procuratorial Committee, and Procurator of the Beijing Municipal People's Procuratorate.
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But there's a deep well of intellectual and curatorial skill.
Times, Sunday Times
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Parts of the show seem evidence of a regrettable loss of curatorial nerve.
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No matter how impossible with current resources, a coherent, visionary curatorial strategy is absolutely essential to the survival of the museum.
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The Art of American Book Covers is easily one of Minsky's greatest works, a stunning example of critical art history that is free of any kind of curatorial jargon, fundamentally respectful of our intelligence, yet clear, accessible and useful.
Jules Siegel: A Joy-Filled Book on the Art of the Book Cover
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He was only twelve, you know, when he inherited the procuratorial fief of Ni-moya.
LORD PRESTIMION
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At least one artist was incensed by the curatorial insistence on deferring to local sensitivities.
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In approaching such an artist, one could be forgiven for sniffing the air for a tinge of stuffy curatorial purism or poker-faced pedantry.
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Once inside, there are three curatorial strands.
Times, Sunday Times
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So for my own hub I use this special kind of curatorial calendar mainly for recurring events.
Jon Udell
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Installation views of past exhibitions, monumentalized and themselves turned into works of art on the walls of the museum, create a self-referential tautology-successful from the curatorial standpoint, spectacular in terms of the installation-and lead viewers deep into the artist's weltanschauung.
Artforum.com
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And while Gary Groth may not be the cuddliest messenger in the world (on this or any other subject), one can rest assured that his sensibility is as curatorial as it [...]
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All processes in use hitherto, such as the steam-tight panelling, the removal or encasement and surface coating of contaminated construction elements cannot be justified from a curatorial point of view.
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Combining an innovative business model, a passion for social media, and a desire to deliver a flight of fabulous fancy each and every day, CEO Shauna Mei of AHAlife has turned a consumer's desire for high-touch, curatorial experiences into what's poised to be a formidable force in the luxury e-tailer space.
Felicia C. Sullivan: Interview: Shauna Mei, CEO/Founder of AHAlife
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Such eclecticism could have resulted in visual mayhem in less experienced curatorial hands.
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Confusing and tangential curatorial ideas keep getting in the way of the art.
Times, Sunday Times
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Probably more curators, conservators and scientists spend their time working on new discoveries of treasure than any other single curatorial activity in the BM.
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I'm pleased to announce that my "curatorial" responsibilities are officially over, for I have now chosen a winner, and communicated with that winner, and communicated with Performance, and given Performance the winner's email address, which means that they can now communicate with each other and I don't have be bothered by either of them ever again.
Enhanced Performance: Oiling the Squeaky Wheel
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Why is a curatorial project in feminist revisionism, buttressed by scholarly discussions of Victorian domesticity, gender identity and literary culture, enveloped in a thick mantle of connoisseurship?
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Extensive stores, laboratories and curatorial offices occupy most of a ground floor podium.
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It's a remarkable deal - his curatorial taste is sharp and his personal commentary more informed than that of any museum docent.
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By reassembling several hundred pieces from around the world, the exhibition creates a kind of curatorial miracle, restoring in part what the Punitive Expedition had scattered.
Dani Karavan's Monumental Work
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Museum information has a history of being hoarded if not outright hidden in curatorial files.
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Last time, the Biennial was a group curatorial effort, and the result was a rather diffuse exhibition.
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The objects selected for reconstruction are ‘physical realities’ originating from different periods in time and are brought together in a diachronistic situation linked by the processes of research, production and placement (this differs from a merely curatorial practice).
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For the curatorial discourse of this Triennial, we propose to say "Farewell to Post-Colonialism". This represents the theoretical basis from which we hope to explore our critical vision.
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Both clubs pride themselves on their curatorial standard.
Globe and Mail
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The purchase of the dressers underlines the value of curatorial research, which allows such items to be identified.
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The show is punctuated by subtle, skilled curatorial juxtapositions.
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Of the two museums, this one has the more challenging curatorial agenda.
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And yet, hung in the context of current curatorial arguments, you start to reconsider.
Times, Sunday Times
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The inward curatorial focus is evident at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, which a few years ago drew crowds with splashy loan shows about motorcycles and Armani fashions.
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The separation and division of the works into three spaces in some ways disturbed the continuity of the curatorial exercise.
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In a sense, he is retroactively legitimising his curatorial work by casting it as a definitive art movement of the 1990s.
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As a piece of curatorial work, the two shows are a model of excellence.
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Curatorial assistant Judith Chupasko commented that ‘because of their diversity and excellent data, these specimens have become an invaluable asset to the collection and to future studies in mammalogy.’
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For the curatorial discourse of this Triennial, we propose to say "Farewell to Post-Colonialism". This represents the theoretical basis from which we hope to explore our critical vision.
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Left to right: Les, Zora, Lolly, and Bruce Robertson (my partner in curatorial crime).
Archive 2008-03-01
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curatorial duties
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It's a pity the Ministry of Art hasn't forced Artspace to employ new curatorial / directorial staff.
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“Money is tight,” she wrote, “and collections are often roomy, full of underexposed artwork awaiting the illumination of curatorial insight.”
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Tate Britain 'The Blue Rigi, Sunrise' 1842 by J.M.W. Turner The curatorial team of 10 specialists, headed by Alison Smith, arranged their selection of more than 200 works, most from the Tate's and other British collections, somewhat chronologically.
Magical, Layered, Transparent
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But the institutions deny their curatorial teams are specifically targeting this audience.
Times, Sunday Times
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From 2002 on, neophyte curatorial assistants (or even well-traveled Ph.Ds.) facing a similar challenge will have breath-taking experience when they heft and open Jay Savage's monumental opus on Costa Rican herps.
