Sentence examples for curatorial force from inspiring English sources

Among the friends they've made is Roger Gastman a major curatorial force behind, among other things, the MOCA show, and a pillar of street art historiography.

Founded by CEO Jake Levine and curator Zoë Salditch, Electric Objects doesn't just allow you to hang any work you want in your home, but functions as curatorial force exposing you to art and artwork you otherwise might not see.

Not one to chase easy, crowd-pleasing blockbusters about Impressionists in the South of France, Barron, by focusing her sights on shows that dig deep and synthesize complicated ideas, is one of this country's curatorial forces.

Theatrical throughout, the show's presentation is a curatorial tour de force.

Maintaining the performing arts became an immense burden to the united city, but the visual arts offered hope: the city's collections were fused, curatorial staffs joined forces, and a reorganization of galleries began.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art's first foray into artist-organized shows is a small tour de force of curatorial creativity.

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

(It belongs to the Victoria and Albert Museum; Koda and Bolton had originally despaired of showing it — they were told it was too fragile to travel. But a tour de force of curatorial diplomacy apparently secured the loan).

At the same time, wood is so obvious and ubiquitous that it forces some curatorial clarity.

But it's a parlor game trying to figure out why a Monet hangs next to a Richard Long, art being forced to play second fiddle to curatorial concept.

"It's a very labor-intensive process," says Yvonne Force, who is the president of her own curatorial consulting firm, referring to the Luo brothers' layered lacquer technique.