Sentence examples for curatorial associate from inspiring English sources

The Berkeley exhibition, organized by Stephanie Cannizzo, a curatorial associate at the museum, starts here too, and documents Panther protests through the summer and into the fall.

Featuring works from the museum's collection, the show was organized by a curatorial associate, Carl Riddle, under the direction of the curator Bonnie Rychlak.

In the show — organized by Perrin Lathrop, a curatorial associate at the museum — the story starts with a watercolor by the largely self-taught painter Akinola Lasekan (1916-1972).

It is so hard to believe that the plants are made of glass that it can take time for the realization to sink in, said Susan Rossi-Wilcuratorialoriassociateate atheHarvard Botanical Museumeum, which owns the flowers.

Roberta J. M. Olson, a research and curatorial associate at the society, has done years of detective work on an ornate walnut red-upholstered French Empire chair, gilded and painted black, with decorative carvings.

Chuck Schaff, a curatorial associate at the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard, said such a fossil would be an ideal attendance-generator for a museum, but the cost would likely be prohibitive for most.

The society has also established a new curatorial post: associate curator of contemporary Asian and Asian-American art.

For instance, at the California Arts Council the postings currently include curatorial research associate at the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego and exhibition project assistant at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco.

She is a curatorial fellow at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum in Manhattan.

Nazemian is the Curatorial and Special Projects Associate at Leila Heller Gallery in New York.

Marianne Lamonaca The writer is the associate director for curatorial affairs and education at Wolfsonian-Florida International University.