Sentence examples for its curatorial from inspiring English sources

The foundation is now understood to be justifying its selling of work that Warhol never saw or approved of by saying it is "expanding its curatorial base".

Art Deco is often considered the first modern style; it is finally getting its curatorial due.

Like the Folk Art Museum, the Seaport Museum has recently faced financial problems, which greatly reduced its curatorial staff, and it is, for the moment at least, being overseen by the Museum of the City of New York.

For a diminishing number of aesthetic purists, though, questions lingered: Was clothing design really art? Did the department's close connections to the fashion trade undermine its curatorial integrity, and, if so, did it belong at the Met?

It also faces criticism about the pay offered to its curatorial and programming staff.

Cecilia Alemani, an independent curator, will be its curatorial director.

As a result, the Björk exhibition stands as a glaring symbol of the museum's urge to be all things to all people, its disdain for its core audience, its frequent curatorial slackness and its indifference to the handling of crowds and the needs of its visitors.

It has done this by maintaining its links to its roots – and its rigorous curatorial standards – while adapting to the modern day.

Each of the show's six galleries functions almost as a separate, if not fully developed, exhibition unto itself, with its own curatorial witticisms and its own emotional and formal tensions and contrasts.

It grew so vast that it had to be housed in its own apartment on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, adjacent to hers, with its own curatorial staff.

As the largest and one of the most mature aggregation sites of its kind for neuroscience, NIF provides unique insights into the current resource landscape and its attendant curatorial challenges.