How to pronounce “curatorial” in English

Yeah. Well, it is interesting.curatorial program. A lot of diverse groups playing there.

I also think that there are huge opportunities for new technology platforms, things like Clubhouse, where people can come and engage, and they're going to just find that theywhen a great curatorial team can put together a slate of movies and say, look, these are the things that we want you to watch this year.

We spent a lot of time fighting.to the specific curatorial voice.

We spent a lot of time fighting.There is a curatorial voice.

We wanted to be very natural.I think the curatorial is also key to this and what I think, also, differentiates, let's say, Poketo from an Etsy or something like that.

staring into space. And it's marked "urgent," which I find very telling.And the curatorial text also says, actually doing nothing at work is a commonplace.But you would expect someone to be looking at Facebook or something.

Yeah, waterproof, right? You know, here's the thing.a sort of curatorial voice telling the story, it's not as rich, and it's not as accurate even, as including

It's at SOMArts which is in San Francisco.And it's part of the curatorial residency where they bring on curators, or people who aren't curators who want to curate, into the space.It's a really big space, like 3,000 plus square feet.

But I would say in the last gallery of the exhibition, we have a case that has some 3D printed objects in it.And it's sort of curatorial question.

So a lot of times, like I was saying, black pain and trauma is often the focal point of a lot of artworkthat I'm seeing right now in a lot of curatorial decisions, which is disappointing.And what we decided to do is we decided to make sure that expanding on blackness

Writings, Interviews, Bits, Pages, published by MIT Press in 2002; the coordinator of theMuseum of Modern Art's Modern Women's Project -- a curatorial initiative to increase scholarship on women artists.She's also the co-editor of Modern Women: Women Artists at the Museum of Modern Art, 2010, and co-curator of "Mind and Matter: Alternative Abstractions, 1940 to Now," currently

if you select only a certain gamut of films.So there is an element of self-correction that happens in the curatorial process.By the same token, we also play a much more interactive role with the censors.

up and down the the the seic by that time I'd already developed a passion for Oceanic art and for for new guine art soI knew what the best pieces were in European collections I knew what curatorial opinion was andconnoisseurship meant for seic and and New Guinea art in Europe and in

And it is a reality.It is something that we have to reckon with, in the selection process, in the curatorial process, but all the way through.And all the way until the film ends, when the credits roll, that's the only moment we can be like, woo, OK, that went well.

Right, exactly. Or your mother's friends.Well, I can answer-- I mean, in terms of the video collaboration process, it is very curatorial.

And to sort of bring that perspective of an artist aesthetic to looking at our collection.So it's a way of bringing out our collections and letting people see them through the eyes of an artist, rather than through the curatorial eye.And then actually stopping to look and see, what is this made of?

I was doing was trying to spread the words out hoping that as, that my colleagues and I could figure out ways to use this spread out stuff. So, that's ten year ago. We'llthrough space because I have a whole bunch of code. What points? Well, I'm gonna move an approximation of your fixation point, so how you would read it?" Following her curatorial