Sentence examples for private curator from inspiring English sources

"Everyone I know wants to buy him," said Alice George, the photo editor of Details magazine and a private curator.

"Collections have personalities," said Maureen Cassidy-Geiger, a Meissen porcelain scholar and the longtime private curator for the New York banker Henry Arnhold, who owns more than 500 pieces of 18th-century porcelain made in Meissen.

We were in the kitchen of his New York establishment, a former Catholic orphanage on Lafayette Street, which he uses as a pied-à-terre and an office for his private curator, David White, and a small staff; the large rooms on three of its floors also serve as galleries where curators, selected graduate students, and others can come to look at recent or vintage Rauschenbergs.

Sima Familant, a private curator and art advisor, joined HuffPost Live host Caroline Modarressy-tohrani to discuss her new web series "Studio Break-In," which provides an all-access peek into her artist friends' studios.

On Tuesday, the museum and WNYC will offer what they are calling "a private, curator-led Twitter tour" of the biennial, above, the organizations said in a news release.

"There's a chemical reaction when you buy something — it's intoxicating," Kenny Schachter, a private dealer and curator who lives in London, told me.

The cerebral world of contemporary art may not seem like the most fertile ground in which to start a flower business, but that's just what the private advisor and curator Silka Rittson-Thomas decided to do last year.

"Until his arrival, the big galleries were largely private domains, where curators did what they wanted.

Later he questioned Goring's curator and private secretaries/.

Klagsbrun went on to found another gallery, while Dalrymple farmed herself out as a guest curator and private dealer.

Jose caught the eye of his friend Gabriel Safdie, a Geneva-based curator of private collections who sat nearby, and winked.