Sentence examples for become a curator from inspiring English sources

"It's so hard to become a curator," she said, as if becoming a doctor were easy.

That was James Rorimer, who went on to become a curator at the Metropolitan Museum.

Markús Andrésson, Kjartansson's school friend, had decided to become a curator.

Buying the negatives in bulk by the kilogram, he has become a curator of what he calls vernacular Chinese photography.

When I told my parents that I wanted to become a curator, they thought it was a medical profession.

He succeeds Wen C. Fong, who is retiring on June 30 and will become a curator emeritus.

"Because he was a couturier who became a curator, he had a very different eye".

In 1976 she became a curator and a research biologist at the California Academy of Sciences.

In 1969 she became a curator at the National Museum of Modern Art, then housed at the Palais de Tokyo.

Born to wealth, Guggenheim became a curator of the interwar and postwar art world.

In 1962 he became a curator at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington.