Sentence examples for curatorial perspective. from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ware brought a curatorial perspective to this year's selection process.

"I'll look at things from a curatorial perspective and a garden perspective, like where the sun hits things.

With that in mind they tried to strip from the show any strong point of view or deep sense of curatorial perspective and interpretation.

It then shifts attention from the architectural to the curatorial perspective, to look at how museums reconsider the way they present their collections, 'undermining' well-established knowledge and interpretations, as a complementary expression of the way they address urban communities.

From a curatorial perspective, I think the contribution of Latino and Chicano artists is essential".

In contrast, a curatorial perspective measures the artistic value and merit of an artwork, independent of its price, through an analysis of art historical trends and the exercise of aesthetic judgments.

And features that are taken for granted in museums elsewhere — scholarship, educational outreach, overarching curatorial perspectives — are absent or in a nascent stage in many of China's institutions of new art.

Additionally, the Museum's collection database will document the historical association of these two fragments; and, the foot can be reattached to the lamp if curatorial and conservation perspectives change in future.

Mr. Harth is also continuing and expanding upon Perspectives, a curatorial format introduced by Judith Arron, Carnegie's director until her death in 1998, in which renowned musicians are invited to program a series of concerts however they like, using all of Carnegie's facilities (including, this season, Zankel).

"From a curatorial point of view, it was a curse.

For the longest time now, it was the biannually organized exhibition that has historically reflected the museum's policy of focusing on a contemporary viewpoint on art, finding a future perspective of art, and testing its curatorial capability.