Sentence examples for curatorial activities from inspiring English sources
"For the last 20 years, the leadership at the museum had focused 75percentt on its collections and curatorial activities and 25percentt on its business management," he said.
Barr was sensitive to such criticism and once said, "The truth is that modern art cannot be defined with any degree of finality either in time or in character, and any attempt to do so implies a blind faith, insufficient knowledge, or an academic lack of realism"—a defense that his curatorial activities did not support.
It was the Los Angeles County Museum of Art's Art + Film Gala, now in its fourth year of bringing together the worlds of art, film, music, fashion and philanthropy, to raise funds for the museum's curatorial activities.
"This is incomparably the largest concentration of curatorial activity in the world.
"There are people who regard season planning as a curatorial activity," he says.
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The Zimmerli collection was built by Phillip Dennis Cate, director emeritus and supervisor of curatorial and academic activities at the Zimmerli.
With his late wife Beatrice, and through gifts from the Frelinghuysen Foundation, he donated important works of art and contributed funds toward the Museum's curatorial and scholarly activities, capital projects, publications, and acquisitions, including his partial gift in 1999 of Manet's The Kearsarge' at Bologna.
Elizabeth II's contribution has been to modernize the Royal Collection, less through acquisitions than through new curatorial, conservation and publishing activities.
Mr. Ho said he sought to redress the business-led curatorial model of China, where "cultural activities" were merely "about making money, and frequently the curator is also acting as an art dealer".
In curatorial areas, we would expect evidence of qualifications and some activity in that field – for a lot of people that will be having participated in an excavation or having their first research papers published.
