Sentence examples for still curator from inspiring English sources

Elderfield was a friend of Frankenthaler's, as well as the chief curator of painting and sculpture at MoMA in New York until his retirement (he is still curator emeritus).

Still, curators can't get enough of him.

Still, curators are given few boundaries, and are told that if they find something that moves them to laugh or cry or get angry, it will probably move others.

However, at present FlyBase curators still skim curate those papers that are not curated by the authors: we currently skim curate these papers 8 weeks after the original e-mail was sent, to minimize the likelihood of any overlap with author curation.

Still, the curator of the refrigerator door can't be too ruthless.

"You don't need to say keep still," said curator Jane Munro.

The composer and pianist Joseph Rubenstein, who founded the festival and is still its curator, recruits fellow pianists who champion contemporary music and invites them to play what they please, whether the pieces are thorny and modern, jazzy, Minimalist, whatever.

Still, neither curator has had much experience organizing large-scale surveys of recent art, which could be a sign either of the Met's naïveté or its cynicism toward this material.

Still, the curator's intention is to resist the pessimistic images that have dominated western perception of the continent, and her selection celebrates the hybrid diversity of the post-apartheid art scene.

But a more important influence on Mr. Lyon's work was Hugh Edwards, a pioneering but still underappreciated curator at the Art Institute of Chicago who gave Robert Frank — later to be a mentor and friend of Mr. Lyon's — his first solo museum show and guided the careers of many young photographers.

Even still, the curator thought he recognized the hand behind the painting: The 17th century Spanish master Diego Velázquez.