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Many Bardith clients acquire their impeccable taste through curatorial tête-à-têtes with Mrs. Wolf — known in her orbit as Edith — in a cramped office at the back of the store where the shelves are precariously stacked with excess inventory.

And it underscores the vital contribution she continues to make to contemporary Asian art, through exhibitions, through commissioning works by young artists for the renovated building and through curatorial appointments.

Elizabeth II's contribution has been to modernize the Royal Collection, less through acquisitions than through new curatorial, conservation and publishing activities.

(entrance on Horatio Street), West Village Through Feb. 23 The White Columns Annual is a highly anticipated recap of the previous art season as filtered through specific curatorial eyes, different ones each time out.

The "Gray Column" show, which presents the resin sculpture to the public for the first time in the form in which Mr. Valentine intended, turned upright like a looming interplanetary sentinel, did not come to the Getty through normal curatorial channels.

On the art front, The Museum of Modern Art has been going through a curatorial rebirth or redefinition with shows like the hugely successful Tim Burton retrospective, the endlessly provocative Marina Abramovic show and now an inventive photography show The Original Copy that examines photographs of sculpture spanning from 1839 to today.

"We were able to filter it through our own curatorial staff," she said.

In this sense, through art and curatorial initiative, history and the present are collapsed, and the mountains of New York meet the New England sea.

In her series "Spitting Image," which is on display at Crush Curatorial through May 13th, Eva O'Leary photographs teen-age girls examining their own reflections.

"Street," on view through May 27, crosses curatorial divides in new ways for an institution like the Met, having been organized by Mr. Eklund, the photography curator, and Ian Alteveer, associate curator in the department of modern and contemporary art.

Through her own curatorial work, she is rediscovering the land of her childhood: Figures & Fictions is a vivid subjective survey of what has become South Africa's most dynamic artform.