Curator in a sentence

For example, The Henry Ford has a Curator of Transportation, a Curator of Public Life, a Curator of Decorative Arts, etc. * Collections Management - Collections managers are primarily responsible for the hands-on care, movement, and storage of objects.

The Curator’s Reaction: When meeting the Curator to recap the events of the story, even he will react to the players negatively, stating even he is surprised that players managed to kill the dog.

Chief curator Komanecky (who’s having a prolific year), curator Jane Bianco, and registrar Angela Waldron each contributed chapters to a book that eschews any single organizing principle.

The final call was a cultural conversation with Alessio Ascari, founder of Kaleidoscope magazine, and Myriam Ben Salah, independent curator and director and chief curator of the Renaissance Society in Chicago.

Fairall became the chief curator for Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum in March, following a national search to replace Patty Haberman, who retired earlier this year and now serves as chief curator emeritus for the museum.

It brings together art and artifacts from East Africa, exploring ideas of location and trade through cultural connectivity, said Allyson Purpura, a co-curator of the traveling exhibition and senior curator at the Krannert Art Museum.

He was offered a position at the Farlow Herbarium as a research associate, then as Assistant Curator, then as acting Curator following the death of Dr. David Linder.

A former museum curator and star of Antiques Roadshow has decided to sell off his private collection.

And one of the artists said it's a giant love letter to the people of the Bay Area," said Curator Timothy Anglin Burgard.

As a curator of the voodoo heritage, Josué defends a secular and sacred tradition.

Chicago-based artist Kushala Vora and curator Adia Sykes will open their collaborative exhibition, Something from Something, on Friday.

Curator Kelly Davis with one of the eastern quolls from Tasmania.

Curator of Cotswold Wildlife Park, Jamie Craig, added: “We treat the rearing of any amphibian to adulthood as a success.

During a Dec. 17 memorial celebration at Constellation, writer and curator John Corbett estimated that, at his peak, Brötzmann performed in Chicago some six times a year.

Elizabeth Cottrell, research geologist and curator of rocks at the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of Natural History, uploads an experiment in her museum lab.

Former Ashcroft Museum curator Kathy Paulos says that the film’s writer/director, Jack Gin, visited the museum to do research on the Lee family, as one of Fred’s brothers married an Ashcroft resident, Jessie Hing.

He also worked out how to fix images,” said Phillip Roberts, curator of photography at the Bodleian Library.

Here, Diana has found a balance between her human life as a museum curator and her identity as the hero Wonder Woman.

I don’t know how we happened to come upon it but Megan, who is the curator of good things in our house, said, ‘I like these actors.

In response to criticism of city council’s decision to slash the Penticton Art Gallery’s annual operating grant by more than half, the facility’s curator has been invited to make his case directly to elected officials next month.