Sentence examples for curatorial model from inspiring English sources

Instead, she sits alone at the helm, operating under a curatorial model of sorts.

PLATFORM 2010 Following a wildly successful inaugural season, Danspace Project presents a new Platform, or reimagining of the curatorial model.

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".

The first iteration of Ms. Lopez's curatorial model, which involves engaging a different resident artistic director each year, is not off to an auspicious start with Luca Veggetti's "Bacchae".

With a similarly large number of participants 25 the exhibition, curated by Christina Barton, Stephen Cleland, and Simon Gennard, does what the title suggests, looking to define the interests of a rising generation, but through a more traditional curatorial model.

Christianne Paul, author of New Media in the White Cube and Beyond – Curatorial Models for Digital Art, is helpfully succinct when she describes it as: "Art that is created, stored, and presented by means of digital technologies and uses them as a medium".

Says Stevens, "We wanted to explore new curatorial models in order to explore networks.

In its acute, open-eyed and generously minded receptivity to many dimensions of artistic expression, "Printin' " is an inspiring model of curatorial imagination.

Despite often operating in legal gray areas, such curatorial activism can be a model for other digital domains.

For example, the curatorial process for inclusion of a dataset in a database may not include review by an expert.

As a curatorial phenomenon, it may well establish a model for attendance-hungry museums, never mind ingrate aesthetes like me.