Sentence examples similar to lacking a curator from inspiring English sources

"Design was lacking a star system until Philippe Starck came along, and that meant it was lacking appeal in the popular press," said Paola Antonelli, a design curator at the Museum of Modern Art.

They told Mr. Galligan — at the time a New York-based art critic and curator — that the country lacked a proper modern and contemporary art archive.

Australia currently lacks a mainstream debate about feminism, says Ann Mossop, curator of the forthcoming All About Women festival at Sydney Opera House.

Females lack a pouch.

It lacks a pickup.

It was misleading on two levels: first, algorithms have played an important role for Apple Music's recommendations that's only set to increase in the future, and second, those rivals were hardly lacking in human curators too.

"Don't breathe," a curator cautioned.

"Any great architectural space needs a curator".

Everyone is a curator these days.

"I am not a curator," he said.

"I'm a curator.