Sentence examples for curatorial training from inspiring English sources
In 1978, having completed my curatorial training, I interviewed at a prestigious East Coast college art museum.
That year he became the first intern named to the Ford Foundation museum curatorial training program at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, the starting point of the museum's reputation as an important training ground for young curators.
After completing a curatorial training program at De Appel arts center in Amsterdam, Mr. Szymczyk returned to Warsaw and along with two university friends, Andrzej Przywara and Joanna Mytkowska — as well as the then director of the Foksal Gallery, Wieslaw Borowski— set up the Foksal Gallery Foundation FGFF) in an effort to promote, research and fund Polish contemporary art.
She spoke about the curatorial training, the work being shown, and the Youth Docent Program -- another feature of the NLE education engagement.
Biennial director Sally Tallant said this curatorial train of thought was set in motion at the outset of the last edition, in 2016: "Brexit was voted for just a couple of weeks before we opened.
Putting together collections, training curatorial staff and planning inspired exhibition programmes all but defeats them.That historic weakness is about to be challenged by two new private museums of contemporary art in Shanghai.
Wisely recognizing that two developments in the '80s had conspired to train the curatorial spotlight onto its home turf, the museum seized the day.
Description: Practical training in and understanding of contemporary curatorial practices and procedures for zoological collections management.
To learn more about the background of the show, VICE spoke with Alaka Wali about the exhibit, how her training in anthropology contributed to the curatorial process, and the larger historical significance of tattoos in the US.
The museum has an outreach unit that trains indigenous people in New South Wales with curatorial and conservation skills.
Internships offer hands on experience in curatorial, museum, and other research settings that can provide training for disciplinary skills and for future careers.
