Sentence examples for from a curatorial from inspiring English sources
From a curatorial point of view Copland himself was not really, or not compulsively, visual-minded.
"I'll look at things from a curatorial perspective and a garden perspective, like where the sun hits things.
From a curatorial standpoint, Mr. Rand said, "people recognize that Rousseau is vital to landscape painting of the 19th century".
From a curatorial standpoint, the decision to place 17 million photographs into protracted cryogenic hibernation is exactly the right one.
"I come from a curatorial background, so I am looking for artists who will have a place in the historical conversation," she said.
"While we are doing this from a curatorial point of view, it does reflect what our visitors expect when they come to the museum".
The show has been organized by Christian Rattemeyer, the associate curator of drawings, with help from Maura Lynch, a curatorial assistant.
She earned her doctorate in art history at Yale and worked at the Modern from 1984 to 1987 as a curatorial assistant in the painting and sculpture department.
The exhibition presents itself as a departure from a disquieting curatorial past, when mummies would be unwrapped before titillated spectators a desecration that would have horrified their makers.
● "The Stories They Tell: Artifacts from the National September 11 Memorial Museum" (Skira Rizzoli, $19.95, paper) delves behind ephemera collected from the site to produce a curatorial record of why the objects were selected for display and what they reveal.
From being a charity with a curatorial mission to preserve the national film archive and deliver cultural services to the public, it will become a strategic agency to boost the film industry and hand out lottery funds to film-makers.
