Sentence examples for without a curator from inspiring English sources
Ms. Wight's departure leaves the Getty Museum without a curator of antiquities and without a director.
New at Drawing Center The Drawing Center in SoHo has been without a curator since João Ribas left for the List Visual Arts Center in Cambridge, Mass., in September.
It will be virtually inaccessible and without a curator for years -- and even if it eventually reopens, keeping it in Pennsylvania makes about as much sense as moving the museum's books or art collection there.
The worst trend — museum exhibitions without a curator: LACMA this year presented two: a four-day "pop-up" show in July of a satisfactory if conventional nine-minute music video by artist and director Steve McQueen and pop star Kanye West, and the gimmicky "Rain Room" by London design firm Random International, currently on view.
The museum will include 65 aircraft in eight galleries, bringing the history of aviation to life through restored planes and replicas, first-person narrators dressed in character, mannequins and possibly even sea smells, enthused Joshua Stoff, who, after 20 years as a curator without a museum, is understandably anxious to tear a few tickets.
Even without a celebrity curator, the previous Hunger Games soundtracks secured songs by top-flight artists such as Coldplay, Taylor Swift and Arcade Fire.
The recent downsizing at the Orange County Museum of Art has left the Newport Beach institution without a chief curator and the art world stunned.
Without intending it, I became a curator of tattoos, a scholar of science ink.
"Without intending it, I became a curator of tattoos, a scholar of science ink," he writes in his new book, "Science Ink: Tattoos of the Science Obsessed".
"No letter is used for equal messaging to all viewers without language barrier," Hashimoto, who works as a curator at the Lalique Museum in Hakone, Japan, reportedly said.
This allows researchers to see the supporting evidence without relying solely on the conclusions drawn by a curator.
