How to pronounce“curators”in English

And curators are really keen to bring them up out of the archive, because they're not all on show, and to provide them to you to explore and engage with.

The curators of the Louvre brought in experts to value each of the paintings, in part for insurance purposes.

There were human curators of that.

directors and curators, had been using artists in making the dioramas.

that the curators wanted.

And there are curators at Kickstarter to ensure that that's the case.

But we have professional curators.

job became sort of curators of that recipe the the Google team sat down with

librari Arians with curators and with uh students and I tried in that article and

They're curators.

It's almost like they're better curators of topics.

And three or four emails to different curators, and they all emailed me and said, we can't find it.

as currently the offices for our curators.

And then Facebook brought in human curators again to jury this.

And the Field Museum directors and the curators

That's because it's the curators who are the real power brokers.

We sort of have become curators of our own lives in some sense, and it always sounds a bit ridiculous to say it,

And those merchant are the best curators.

All faculty on campus are curators of speech.

and I had some of my younger curators and they wanted to have a show that talked about messages and fashion but that was a really vague topic what kind

and I had some of my younger curators and they wanted to have a show that talked about messages and fashion but that was a really vague topic what kind

She's the co-founder of the brand the Taste Curators and is a regular chef on Epicurious on YouTube.

At the museum, curators carefully unrolled its two sides and placed them in two glass frames.

This is a format of small online galleries with curators, and good taste is present.

Well, you talk to curators and think about this for awhile, cyclewear gets worn out.

And understandably, the curators probably wouldn't have let me put them on, convert them, and go for a bike ride.

So her art really subverts the narrative that the curators wanted to tell about human beings

And this I think is actually the biggest challenge for big curators, major curators, like Google, like Facebook,

And I think there are a couple of curators, you know, trying to basically just keep the building from falling completely to pieces.

Especially critics, curators.

everybody has a microphone now and so who who what curators should we be looking to and what flag should we be

and they've very consciously gotten their most senior curators to record audio guides that sound conversational, as if you were just walking around with a person.

So, the curators form a very different type of role there.

you'll love this and it expands the market if curators come in who are doing for example a group show and Landscape the dealer can

Ivy League people control the art world through criticism and through curatorship.

But it's though critics, and curators, and museums, and academia, and all of them, have no idea.

It seems like a lot of-- I worry that a lot of curators and a lot of these historically white institutions are consuming black art

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.

Yeah, you could say we're curators.

In reaction, Facebook fired all of those curators, those journalists, those people looking at the stories

And so knowing that, the curators of the 1960s at the Field Museum decided

In fact, the original idea of the curators was that these figures of the races would all be plaster casts.

And in fact, she was arguing with the curators all the time.

Do you think that puts us in a place where the best curators will become monopolies?

And they'll get even better with time rather than relying on human curators who are probably as

And I think a lot of journalists probably could do with-- imagine themselves as curators and coaches, and accepting that they're not

Back in that time, there was curators on YouTube that would decide what the videos of the day were.

I mean, who better than museum curators to go onto this Web portal and help identify and tag and locate where these objects are?

or or and those were well you would say those were the curators that that they that they chose