Sentence examples for curatorial field from inspiring English sources

But the art world's transformation has transformed the curatorial field, and this week you needed go no further than a few places in Manhattan to sample its increasingly global sweep.

Emilia Galatis, a curator from Perth, Australia, who spent part of last year in the desert meeting aboriginal artists, said that visiting New York and talking to curators from around the world underscored for her how far off the radar of contemporary art aboriginal art remains, and how narrow the focus of the curatorial field can be despite its size.

And because museums often require curators to have a PhD, the curatorial field is largely only accessible to the immensely privileged those who can shoulder the cost of extensive schooling and then survive on a meager salary.

I offer a grounded definition of textual curation that draws from traditional curatorial fields such as Museum Studies and Library Science as well as Writing Studies' own subfield of Technical Communication, which focuses heavily on recomposed, collaboratively produced texts.

The sides of the boxes are scanned and placed into the machines by employees, who are largely tasked with a "curatorial" role, according to Fielding.

This critical bite may not please the more established magazines in the field, since the curatorial choices primarily rely on alternative views and not the obvious institutional names.

The bracketing of Kollwitz and Coe is a curatorial coup, generating a force field, in thought, of possibilities for expressiveness at one with conscience.

Increasingly, Carnegie is looking beyond its staff for programming -- or as Mr. Harth prefers to put it, curatorial -- finesse, particularly in fields in which Carnegie does not have a strong track record or in-house expertise.

For the two or so years prior I had been increasingly dissatisfied with the watered-down results of the peer-panel decision process that was then, for that field, the structure by which curatorial decisions were made, and wanted to find a way out of that.

Ms. Temkin assumes the curatorial post, considered the most prestigious in the field of Modern art, as MoMA gears up for its second growth spurt in less than a decade.

While a master's degree will suffice for many museums, some larger museums require curatorial applicants to hold doctorates in a specific field.