Sentence examples for house curator from inspiring English sources

Visit to the Bronx Zoo and interview with Hugh B. House, curator of mammals.

Pump House curator Ned McConnell tells The Creators Project that he originally became interested in It's a Battlefield after doing research on the Battersea area of England, the area where Greene wrote the novel.

Inside the house, curators have dusted off banisters and furniture, and a project to restore Roosevelt's aging, brittle animal trophies was recently completed.

For David Anfam, who has curated the show alongside the RA's in-house curator Edith Devaney, "ab ex" (as he terms it), was not so much a movement (there were no manifestos, no subscription fees) as a phenomenon.

Lia Gangitano, Thread Waxing Space's first (and only) in-house curator from 1998 until its closing, emphasized publications throughout her tenure.

Ingrid Fox, Pfizer's in-house curator, says the company seeks to avoid controversy and to respect all employees' feelings in its choice of art.

But the museum loses some of its intellectual and ethical credibility in letting the Rubells and their former in-house curator, Mark Coetzee, completely determine an exhibition devoted to an artist whose importance remains speculative.

At the moment there is not only the stunning Bove exhibition but also Busted, organised by the High Line's impressive in-house curator Cecilia Alemani, which brings together ten artists who create modern versions of old-style statuary.

The aesthetically pleasing content is carefully selected by Brandywine's in-house curator.

"There's a market in museums, auction houses, curators," he said.

The extent of his talent is amply demonstrated by the current exhibition, assembled by Gail Stavitsky and Twig Johnson, who are in-house curators.