Sentence examples for curators thought from inspiring English sources

It has been covered for years because curators thought it interfered with the art on view.

Hughes was eloquent, honest, and did not care what artists, dealers and curators thought of him.

Museums, de Botton believes, would be more energetic, unpredictable, and useful places if curators thought less like professors and more like therapists.

Then World Series Cricket's drop-in pitch wizard John Maley took over, having just revolutionised the way curators thought about creating strips.

Their chapel in the church of Santa Maria Novella in Florence is decorated with a cycle of frescos by him, and Met curators thought that "Madonna and Child" was also a Strozzi commission.

The biennial has placed artworks wherever he and Suzanne Cahill, the city planner -- along with the artists and curators -- thought they would be most effective.

More important, it's an opportunity to let a staff of bright and, in many cases, quite young curators sharpen their thoughts about the material under their care.

The curators cringe at the thought of decades of schoolchildren's feet vibrating like jackhammers on the fragile models, truncating an iris leaf and shaking green chips off a shrubby trefoil.

Although I have done a bit of curating myself, I've never given much thought to what curators do.

"When I raised the question of her doing something here her first question was 'Who could you introduce me to?'" Balshaw and curator Mary Griffiths held that thought.

For Valentine's Day, a selection of loving embraces, with thoughts from the curators and photographers.