The festival programme they have curated is suitably odd too.
At 9pm part two will get underway with a musical and theatrical extravaganza curated by DJ and arts producer Greg Thorpe.
The Oxford English Dictionary traces the transitive-verb form of "to curate" – as in, "he curated a collection of hats" – to the performance-art scene of the early 80s.
Boticca, which sells curated designer accessories from around the globe, spends up to £4,000 a month on showcasing this level of content.
"I don't believe Craske should be viewed either as an outsider artist, or as naive," said Prof Neil Powell, who has curated the exhibition with Craske's biographer Julia Blackburn.
Uncomfortable light is being shone on sponsorship deals by campaigns like Liberate Tate, more artists are engaging with the issue, and the Guardian, for example, chose to couple its Keep it in the Ground campaign on fossil fuels with poems curated by Carol Ann Duffy.
This will be the second exhibition in The Gallery at Foyles, located on the fifth floor of the new Foyles bookshop at 107 Charing Cross Road, and curated by Futurecity to celebrate 'the word' in all its forms.
The app will deliver a single daily edition of content, specifically curated for iPad.
A cultural hub on the on levels 5 and 6 consists of a Gallery, curated by FutureCity, a Café, run by Leafi, and Auditorium, for talks and discussions.
Though you could hear voices of protest in the far-flung Green Fields and from the stage curated by Billy Bragg, the rest of the site was as it would have been during the boom years.
My playground, carefully curated by my undertaker father, consisted of rooms full of gleaming coffins, the neon glare of brightly coloured embalming fluid bottles, and the bodies, always the bodies.
