Sentence examples for working as a curator from inspiring English sources

I spend much of my time working as a curator in Britain's historic royal palaces.

Despite working as a curator for six years, she says she's still "often learning as I go".

By 1960 he had focused on contemporary American art and moved to San Francisco, where he shifted from painting and teaching painting to criticism and working as a curator.

Dedicated to the Unknown Artists, from 1972 to 1976 - comprising 305 postcards of rough seas by different unknown photographers - is one of the earliest examples of an artist working as a curator.

At the time, he was working as a curator at the South Street Seaport Museum, he writes, and "over the ensuing months, it dawned on me that I was in the midst of an urban landscape whose historical affinities to the events of 9/11 were hard to avoid".

In short, working as a curator involves the best features of her previous jobs, McAlister says: "All the bits I did like, like showing off the insects, I still get to do.

He also knows Tate well, having worked as a curator at Tate Modern for six years and co-curating the blockbuster Matisse cutouts exhibition with Serota.

He is an artist who works as a curator at Adaptation, a small arts exhibition organization.

Shirley T. Wajda, a public historian specializing in American material culture, currently works as a curator at the State Museum of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Museum and Historical Commission, Harrisburg.

The show's curator, Brooke Kamin Rapaport, who had worked as a curator at the Brooklyn Museum until 2002, also created a valuable catalog for Yale University Press.

He worked as a curator at several British museums, becoming director of the Manchester City Art Gallery in 1978.