Sentence examples for curatorial assistance from inspiring English sources

In this case, history has supplied some curatorial assistance.

The exhibition, organized with Curatorial Assistance Traveling Exhibitions, will be on the road for the next few years.

The State Department pays for curatorial assistance, shipping and insurance, costs that last year topped $1 million, a tiny fraction of the value of the 3,500 works of art now on display at 170 locations around the world.

135 East 22nd Street, Manhattan Through May 5 Artist-performers in action is the theme of this photographic show, organized by Craig Krull and circulated by Curatorial Assistance Inc. of Los Angeles.

With curatorial assistance from architect Richared Meier, Mr. Brown assembled thirty four of the most talented architects practicing today, both seasoned and new, to design Hampton weekend homes which were aesthetically fresh, sensibly sized, and relatively affordable, going against the current trend of affluent house design that emphasized size and strayed away from innovative design.

We thank N. Knowlton for providing laboratory space and equipment, G. Rouse for assisting with data analyses and providing critical comments, R. Burton for insightful comments on molecular methods and the sequencing machine, HJ Walker for curatorial assistance, and R. Rosenblatt and C. Wills for providing valuable comments.

In 1982, she joined the Getty as a curatorial assistant.

Lauren Mahony, the show's curatorial assistant, made discoveries too.

The ICA needs all the curatorial help it can get.

Curatorial work done with the assistance of a text-mining system has already been shown to be much more efficient than when done by human readers without support (17).

Curatorial prudence, people!