Sentence examples for curatorship of from inspiring English sources

Curatorship of the collection gradually ceased.

The museum's curatorship of American decorative arts is named in his honor.

In past years, the curatorship of Meltdown has sometimes felt like a lifetime achievement award for icons of dwindling relevance.

A few emails to friends cannot, in any light, be construed as the curatorship of a major international film festival".

In order to join the O.S.S., Ripley quit an assistant curatorship of birds in the Smithsonian Institution.

And when the couple endowed the Jacques and Natasha Gelman curatorship of pre-World War II 20th-century art in 1990, Mr. Lieberman assumed the title.

I had been working in museums for 16 years, and had managed to climb the greasy pole of curatorship to reach the dizzying heights of head of exhibitions for a national museum.

For example, Nedbank took over the provision of liquidity of VBS, a bank that's gone under curatorship on the heels of massive fraud.

It was a kind of curatorship: a drawing-together of new works from pre-existing artefacts, images, histories and legends gleaned from the long grass of global culture.

David Wraight, head of human resources for the British Museum The British Museum has a range of roles covering curatorship to administration.

In talking to artists and art institutions, I realized too that the social extension of the art object has been challenging inherited methods of curatorship, installation, stage management, and community engagement and often requires a different kind of pragmatic expertise and production support.