Sentence examples for own curator from inspiring English sources

Pinault invited Govan to co-curate, with Pinault's own curator Caroline Bourgeois, an exhibition for this year's Biennale, composed of works from his collection.

They were given their own curator and offered practical advice, but the process has been largely driven by them.

Mr. Lowry advised Christophe Cherix, his own curator of prints and illustrated books, to take the program in 2010 before promoting him to chief curator of the department.

For much of his tenure, Mr. Rathbone served as his own curator of paintings, and he wrote articles and essays on many artists.

And the National Gallery of Art, using its own curator, is now showing modern art from the Robert and Jane Meyerhoff Collection; in this case, all the works have been donated or promised to the museum.

There are already games like 'Be Your Own Curator,' but we thought this would be better because you can play with diverse objects, not simply like things that are arranged together".

The great popularizer was also a sometimes reckless autocrat, who alienated his own curators, circumvented the trustees, fought with the press, and dragged the museum into acrimonious controversies.

KGB's Sunday-night fiction-reading series has its own curators, Emily Chenoweth and Rebecca Donner, who has compiled "On the Rocks: The KGB Bar Fiction Anthology," due out this fall.

It's almost as if rappers serve as their own curators, deciding which of their props are the most important, and which they want to be remembered by.

With the nearly boundless resources of Spotify and iTunes at our disposal, we can all be our own curators now, but how many of us can match the creativity, curiosity, and range of a d.j.j

After a six-month search, the Museum of Modern Art has chosen one of its own curators, Ann Temkin, to succeed John Elderfield, who retired as chief curator of painting and sculpture in July.