Sentence examples for high curatorial from inspiring English sources

Airton Queiroz and his family have also championed Brazilian culture not only with his formidable art collection, but with the Edson Queiroz Foundation, which supports exhibitions both at their museum on the UNIFOR campus and in sponsored exhibitions of high curatorial excellence in museums across the country, including shows of work by Adriana Varejão, Beatriz Milhazes, and Hélio Oiticica.

It was promoted by the Blackened Music Series, which in recent years has specialized in giving the many stripes of heavy music a touch of high-brow curatorial attention.

In her article on the commercialization of art museums, Roberta Smith correctly identifies an alchemical trend transforming high-end consumer products into curatorial objects.

In other words, there is no high-tech substitute for old-fashioned scholarship and curatorial judgment.

That could mean selecting people within their own museums and bringing them onto the curatorial track or finding those as young as high school who have an interest in museums.

And it won't: as a site-specific work, to remove it is to destroy it, and -- since 1989, when the General Services Administration removed Mr. Serra's "Tilted Arc" from the plaza in front of the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York -- destroying a Serra is a high sin in contemporary art, amounting to a sort of curatorial hara-kiri.

Roly Keating, the library's chief executive, said: "It is fair to say, if we are being honest, that we haven't devoted to that sector of our collection the scholarly and curatorial effort we have devoted to some of the higher culture parts of our collection.

Although the Phenex software supports such compositions [20], and although sophisticated and biologically relevant reasoning across these compositions is feasible [77], the curatorial burden of accurate and consistent annotation at this scale is high.

Setting an example of curatorial porousness that more museums should follow, it ranges from high-end luxury items (including art) to industrial design using recycled materials, from D.I.Y. urban renewal to resurgent craft traditions.

Booking at such high volume, Festival Productions has done less and less hands-on producing in the curatorial sense of creating bands that didn't exist before or setting up special concerts.

But if the show has some exhilarating highs, they seem fueled less by art than by diffuse artistic energy, inspired curatorial power sharing and an inexplicable optimism.