Sentence examples for curators shift from inspiring English sources

But Wyeth was lucky enough to outlast many of his critics and to live long enough to see taste among critics and curators shift toward a more measured and balanced view of him and his work.

During each eight-hour shift, curators were presented with a continuously refreshing list of trending terms they had to sort through and identify as junk or relevant, and draft descriptions for those topics.

For example, our previous work indicated that shifting curators' attention from annotation to ontology development was a major bottleneck in the annotation workflow (5), due to the associated switch of context and software tools.

But while organisers plan to shake up the cosy world of New York art fairs, and draw thousands of buyers and fans of contemporary art to a snaking, architecturally unique tent on Randall's Island, Frieze arrives as art critics and curators detect a significant shift in art practice away from the overtly market-orientated and commercial.

DeFrantz proposes a shift in curators' priorities away from representing multiculturalism in national presenting organizations in favor of a dynamic engagement with existing communities and publics.

But the role of instant curator was a paradigm shift for them, more than just another task for the already exhausted workers.

Artistically, the tables have also shifted, as curators try to correct the imbalance created by the feminists' eager embrace of Artemisia, which tended to leave Orazio out in the cold.

Whether it was the National Gallery's use of Raphael's Madonna of the Pinks to engage single mothers or the Whitworth Gallery's proactive work in Moss Side, hard graft by curators in their communities shifted a gallery's audience and reputation.

The sections of the museum facing west are shaded by a stainless-steel brise-soleil system that can be manually shifted when curators want to change the lighting as they rearrange the exhibitions.

While the art lover in me is extremely excited to bear witness to this shift, the curator in me is constantly wanting to get involved with editing and fine tuning a great deal of the decorative cacophony of art spilling out of every nook and cranny of San Miguel.

"While there may not be a single clear solution for every claim, institutions will need to be forthright in explaining future acquisitions". Behind this shift, museum directors, curators and lawyers say, are broad changes in the way source countries are pursuing and enforcing cultural property claims -- and the public's perception of those claims.