Sentence examples for over curatorial from inspiring English sources

This display glories in the advantages a straight chronological arrangement has over curatorial "interventions".

What was controversial were the terms of the plan, which would have granted her and her foundation inappropriate influence over curatorial decisions.

The Met almost never does retrospectives of living dress designers, and a previously scheduled Chanel exhibition, five years earlier, had been cancelled after a public dispute between Lagerfeld and Philippe de Montebello, the director at the time, over curatorial control.

After Jaeckel was forced to resign when the Berlin wall was built in August 1961 (he lived in West Berlin), Kilias took over the curatorial position, from which he retired in 1995.

Some might blame this wilfully digressive trend on over-active curatorial imaginations and the legacy of Damien Hirst's death-obsessed exploitation of natural-history specimens.

Director Jeffrey Deitch will take over MOCA's curatorial vision, a decision which has been lamented repeatedly by the LA press.

Yet Karol Wight, a specialist in Roman glass at the Getty who was named Ms. True's successor last week, does not seem to be on tenterhooks over her curatorial role.

That leaves a question mark hovering over the curatorial program.

This year alone, the Brooklyn Museum, which was showing private collections decades before "Sensation," gave over a gallery — and curatorial control — to works by Hernan Bas, a young Miami artist, from the Rubell Family Collection.

In his brief but prolific career, Davis produced hundreds of paintings, but he also left behind over a dozen curatorial proposals for exhibitions at The Underground Museum.

The problem with vertical museums — especially in recent decades, as more space has been given over to education departments, curatorial offices, auditoriums and event spaces — is that the distance between the front door and the artworks can get stretched out, making the art seem secondary.