Sentence examples for curatorial work from inspiring English sources

Her recent experiences in the Castle Gallery, though, have weighted her interests more toward curatorial work.

But as usual with new buildings there remains curatorial work to be done.

Again quoting Ballard, he describes his curatorial work as "junction-making" — between objects, between people, and between people and objects.

From the late 1940s through the 1970s, Penrose dedicated most of his time to curatorial work for the ICA.

"It has had an effect," Mr. Staley said, noting that money for personnel has been cut, "which means service can be slower, the curatorial work can take longer".

The relationship with the client is close, personal; we learn about them, we direct them and they have confidence in our curatorial work".

Mr. Campbell also explained that he would fortify the Met's curatorial staff working with its renowned collection of Impressionists and post-Impressionists after the departure of Mr. Tinterow, a leading scholar in the field.

Details matter to Mr. Damon, who has put together his quietly impressive résumé with a curatorial eye, working his way to the top of the Hollywood heap while avoiding the traps of a typical A-list career.

I think MoMA is to be encouraged to have curatorial departments working on thematically linked exhibitions more often.

But apart from his curatorial and interpretive work on behalf of other composers, Mr. Sheffer has been writing works of his own.

But this is hardly fresh curatorial territory; such work used to be called abject art.