Sentence examples for devoted curator from inspiring English sources

His approach to audience members at the 92nd Street Y in 2012 would have made Don Rickles seem like Don Knotts, and, onstage at the Museum of Modern Art last year, he made the deeply knowledgeable and devoted curator and critic Dave Kehr the butt of his caustic humor.

Fortunately, there's an intriguing protagonist: the museum's obsessively devoted curator Sigurdur "Siggi" Hjartarson, who's also a humanist, educator, author and family man.

Nancy Hall-Duncan, the Bruce Museum's senior curator, devoted several years to researching this highly unusual show.

One of his first tasks will be to appoint one or more curators devoted to new art, he said.

Rather than exploring transgressive takes on knitting, the exhibition, organized by David Revere McFadden, the museum's chief curator, devotes most of its space to art that mimics the look or logic of knitting and lace and translates it into different materials.

Devoted expert curators produce quality annotations, but because manual curation is time-consuming and there is a limited number of curators, it is difficult to keep current with the literature.

"But it does exist, and there's a whole community of museums, dealers, collectors, curators and scholars devoted to it".

Curators select films devoted to provocative themes, showing them at the Arts Consortium Auditorium at 1 East 53rd Street in Manhattan.

By contrast with UniProtKB, which currently contains more than 9 million entries, Swiss-Prot will soon contain 500000 protein sequences, of which around half have been annotated by a team of curators that has devoted 600 person years to the task over a 23 year period [ 18] – an incredible human effort.

The show -- overseen at the center by Brian Wallace, its chief curator, and Christopher Phillips, curator -- devotes a section to homoeroticism in Warhol's work, and that's a good idea.

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