The reason is simple: Facebook's paid curators aren't nearly as important as its unpaid curators.
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Facebook's human curators are under pressure to present both sides, but its algorithmic curators are not.
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The curators are a group of young, energetic curators from distinct backgrounds and points of views.
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ArtPrize is currently accepting applications for its new Fellowship for Emerging Curators, a partnership with Independent Curators International.
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Two of the world's leading curators, Maria Lind and Kate Fowle, ask: How might curators embrace a new internationalism?
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The center curators Carol Squiers and Cynthia Young have led a team that includes the assistant curators Susan Carlson and Claartje van Dijk, and the adjunct curators Joanna Lehan and Kalia Brooks, with assistance from Akshay Bhoan and Quito Ziegler.
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The Association of Art Museum Curators (AAMC) and the AAMC Foundation named the 20 curators who will receive its 2019 Awards for Excellence.
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Managers gave curators aggressive quotas for how many summaries and headlines to write, and timed how long it took curators to write a post.
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The Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE) is seeking proposals from Los Angeles-based curators for its Emerging Curators Program for a presentation in early 2020.
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To promote this feature and introduce Steam users to new curators they might enjoy, Steam now features six curators on the front page of its store.
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Gizmodo cited former Facebook "news curators," who claimed that fellow curators had routinely prevented stories with a conservative slant from appearing on the site's "trending topics" list.
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The Swedish Institute, which runs Curators of Sweden, added a code of conduct for the account's followers last year, after curators reported a surge in racist and sexist abuse.
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It's not clear how Curators would earn or receive payment, but the company specified that it would now give game keys to Curators via Steam itself, not through email.
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For those who are looking for a more scholarly experience, LACMA curators have also compiled their own Collator books in the "Curated Titles" series, which feature essays by curators and artists.
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Almost no Omani curators exist, so we need a curatorial program to share knowledge and help them create networks with international curators so they can start to take Omani artists abroad.
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The online format of the Åzone allows the Guggenheim's curators to take more risks and create exhibitions with longevity, freeing curators and creators from the confines of gallery walls and deadlines.
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Give the curators an A+ for effort — and wait.
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Steam also has long offered a community feature that allow users to follow external curators such as news outlets or YouTubers for recommendations, but almost anyone can become one of these curators.
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The curators attempt to draw links among all these artists, from those who broke with what the curators call the "bourgeois sexual order" to those who later produced (sometimes drug induced) psychedelia.
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As directors of SPRING/BREAK, an art fair dedicated to finding burgeoning art curators from around the world, they select people who they ask to execute curatorial projects within the fair; they're independent curators curating independent curators, allowing for a plethora of works on to the empty walls of venues that change from year to year.
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Facebook Removes Human Curators From Trending ModuleToday, Facebook announced that human curators will no longer write short descriptions that…Read more ReadSince then, however, the lack of obvious context has caused some... confusion.
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One of the former curators (out of the dozen we spoke to) kept a list of conservative keywords that had been suppressed by other curators, meaning related stories would be prevented from trending.
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In the heart of New York City, MA Curatorial Practice at SVA trains curators, working in small groups with leading international curators, making exhibitions and other curatorial projects, and studying history and theory.
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But to curators they remained strangely compelling, if troubling, objects.
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Twitter can pinpoint pornographic images without help from human curators.
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Apple Music relies heavily on human curators to pick songs.
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But the curators agreed it is easy to draw inferences.
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Aggregators and curators to check out: Digg, Nuzzel, and Flipboard.
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Facebook has removed human curators from its trending news team.
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It is also worth noting that these curators took risk.
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We consider ourselves curators, not really authors in this case.
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It's why, as the Gizmodo story reports, Facebook's curators made
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So the curators are planning a series of satellite shows.
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That has complicated efforts to find sponsors, the curators said.
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When the curators were granted access, the experience was shocking.
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Still, several curators and others have bristled under her leadership.
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Like burning sage, but with curators instead of holistic healers.
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I was incredibly lucky to work with two phenomenal curators.
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And its unpaid curators don't care what Mark Zuckerberg wants.
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And yet younger artists, graphic designers, and curators respond enthusiastically.
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The curators were assigned enormously broad swaths of cultural turf.
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Analyses of the cases' interiors, however, sometimes astonished the curators.
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To the curators' credit, they ease viewers into this world.
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She has spent a lifetime championing female artists and curators.
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Curators for this round are Indah Walsh and Katy Pyle.
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Curators consult Mr. Rower on how to hang a mobile.
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Its curators know how impatient tourists and students can be.
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Of Rotten Tomatoes' four dozen employees, just 600 are curators.
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The curators avoid a typology, but themes and motifs emerge.
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Art Basel is a credential for collectors and curators alike.
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Works selected by alumni curators, Kelly Worman, and Caroline Taylor.
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These are just a few of the major exhibitions in this year's FotoFocus, which has benefitted tremendously from featuring more curators — no doubt Moore appreciates having the responsibility distributed among more curators, as well.
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Nina Tonga and Scott Lawrimore were appointed as the Biennial's curators.
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But you won't hear its curators call it a decolonial project.
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But you won't hear its curators call yəhaw̓ a decolonial exhibition.
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Curators in Berlin and Rome are praying for a Christmas miracle.
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Apple has long relied on human curators for its media products.
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Not even the curators and librarians know everything that is there.
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Jochen Volz received Independent Curators International's 21946 Agnes Gund Curatorial Award.
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Some artists and curators raise money through crowdsourcing sites like GoFundMe.
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Curators and biennials receive brief mentions, while art publicists get none.
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Curators and event companies like TechCrunch can get their own IRL.
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The museum's curators have decorated the room with quotes from women.
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Frustratingly, the curators, too, ignored the topic they chose to display.
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Her departure prompted expressions of support from outside curators and others.
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However, the show's curators have taken this approach one step further.
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He welcomed the Biennial curators' decision to feature several Native artists.
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With this new freedom, curators have the ability to create worlds.
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Curators decided to tell Hemings's story in one of the rooms.
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The curators' choices for the photography-filled first floor are excellent.
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We will never lose touch completely with the curators inside us.
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The curators she likes best are the ones who challenge her.
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The curators have scoured the collection and made strategic new acquisitions.
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The presentation has been organized by eight curators from four departments.
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Here, the curators wisely focus on migrants' multiple histories and destinations.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Artists make the best curators.
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How Twitter captures that information is through a team of curators.
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Too bad the curators didn't stretch the decade a bit more.
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Here you'll find all sorts of apps recommended by Apple's curators.
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All of that was taught to me by organizers, artists, curators.
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The curators being called on the carpet are both Asian American.
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View the work of contemporary artists and curators from 22 countries.
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Most art-world interview compilations include artists, curators, dealers, and critics.
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It's as though bowerbirds are curators of their own art galleries.
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"Curators 35 years ago were not interested in what the public needed — they were interested in what the curators thought the public should have," said Kevin Stayton, deputy director of the museum and former chief curator.
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Light always matters to art curators, and if there's a question about whether the stone is deteriorating, curators will not have to contend with day-to-day variations in light, as they did in the past.
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Its online registry promoted the work of 2,100 emerging artists and curators.
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We have supported and hosted many curators and artists during these exhibitions.
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Or for curators to contextualize your work within a single art movement?
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Additionally, visiting artists, curators, and critics give lectures and conduct studio visits.
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But the curators acknowledge this event may strike a particularly resonant chord.
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A team of 75 curators at Snapchat then look at the submissions.
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The curators then determine the news story the terms are related to.
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Italy, France, and the Netherlands, asking curators to call up more accurate
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Curators at Studio Ghbili in Tokyo this week revealed an enormous Catbus.
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Curators say they were also instructed to avoid stories about Facebook itself.
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The process begins with curators who often request photographs of the objects.
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How many stories did curators inject that were not, in fact, trending?
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You have a lot of curators that are coming from the continent.
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Curators used laser technology to scan the fossils and make digital blueprints.
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Former curators have alleged they were told to "manipulate" what was trending.
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Chaos erupted as soon as Facebook's human news curators left the building.
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The nonprofit Apex Art mounts shows proposed by young and emerging curators.
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The musings of four guest curators — "bio-cultural scientist-philosophers" — are here.
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For the 30th anniversary, she has invited guest curators to join her.
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Below are portraits of both curators and artists from this year's roundup:
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All DAO token holders and curators are doing so as private individuals.
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As curators, they continue to maintain a healthy dialogue with international artists.
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I like that the curators focused on two individuals rather than one.
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So how do the curators find out about you and your work?
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Does this suggest curators have become the art world's new power brokers?
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The number of curators who will receive the grant is currently undetermined.
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The curators of the exhibit don't offer a solid conclusion either way.
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You don't have to exhibit your art or solicit collectors and curators.
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Pop in to see work by rising artists and curators of color.
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It would make sense to have more rapport between curators and workers.
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Oddly, curators said, this is the first solo Caravaggio show in Paris.
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But curators, as well as bank managers, are shaping the art market.
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The museum's curators encouraged a compromise of a 10-foot wide hallway.
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"Delhi Police are the latest art curators at @indiaartfair," the caption reads.
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Monets sat wrapped in blankets, while curators positioned stand-in cardboard Brancusis.
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The curators wanted it for the show, so they hunted for it.
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Yet Ekaterina Inozemtseva, one of the curators, discovered two striking works there.
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Some curators in more traditional areas say they do not feel neglected.
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CURATORS' CHOICE at Museum of the Moving Image (Dec. 24-Jan. 212).
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It also illustrates the three main themes that the curators have chosen.
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"We arrived as curators at what a narrative could be," Welch said.
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More recently, it's been curators who advise the organization of the show.
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In some cases, the curators provide literal projections to make their point.
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It's like curators want to tick all the boxes of political correctness.
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The Whitney responded by inviting them to show slides to their curators.
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Our faculty and faculty at large include many leading curators, and our Curatorial Roundtable brings 60 curators from all over the world for two-hour sessions with our students, helping them create international networks of professionals for their futures.
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Miguel A. Lopez was awarded Independent Curators International's 2016 Independent Vision Curatorial Award.
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Curators look for artists on Instagram; real opportunities and transactions take place there.
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But combing Cantor's meticulous archives, the curators unearthed paintings they didn't know existed.
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In this short Billboard article, YouTube curators like Trap Nation get the spotlight.
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Seems like the curators want to inject life back into this historical object.
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The program's collaborations with the Swiss Institute, Independent Curators International, Triangle Workshop, artinfo.
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Artists, collectors, curators, and dealers are all needed for the system to function.
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I think we have to be editors and curators, even in live broadcasting.
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Training the next generation of curators, museum and arts professionals, scholars, and educators.
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EARLIER this month, two influential art curators threw a memorable party in Shanghai.
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And it's not just Curators that will get more information about game sales.
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Meanwhile, the curators have posed timely recommendations for mental recovery through their creativity.
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So he didn't want to cultivate curators, or dealers, or the art world.
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Learn about the inventive practices of contemporary artists and curators from 22 countries.
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As is, it mostly ignores meme culture while occasionally shutting down curators' accounts.
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Independent Curators International awarded the 19243 Leo Award to art dealer Marian Goodman.
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The curators hope to do more exhibits on this theme in the future.
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Right now we're just focusing on being the best curators we can be.
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Submissions will be digitally archived and referenced by curators while organizing upcoming exhibitions.
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He has never worked closely with foreign curators nor planned an exhibition abroad.
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One day, Miller made a visit to discuss his collection with curators there.
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Curators at the museum said that they felt his achievements should stand alone.
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Now the project was changing again, though, with five curators instead of one.
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While curators and artists may be skeptical of geographic frames, donors love them.
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As well as the paramedics, the law enforcers, the teachers and the curators.
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Now tenured curators within the museum have also raised their voices in protest.
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Independent experts only, with an emphasis on museum curators and academics, will vote.
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In Terms of Performance features over 50 prominent artists, curators, presenters, and scholars.
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Curators aren't supposed to accept gifts, especially when they're working on a show.
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Wendy Perron, one of the exhibition's curators, moderates a discussion after the performance.
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Curators on this first round are Maura Donohue, Remi Harris and Paz Tanjuaquio.
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Its curators will guide visitors through displays "related to failure" at no cost.
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Curators there soon realized they had just such a "poison document" on display.
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It took five curators to organize, and they all see the future differently.
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Different curators handled individual sections, but everyone was working with a shared model.
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World-class young scientists don't rush to become curators in a nuclear museum.
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Taken together with staff reductions, several curators have expressed unhappiness with the museum.
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This is the work of curators, and the Met has some fantastic ones.
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Furthermore, within this funding milieu, the sleek WEM curators have gained unfair importance.
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She has a shop called Kaui'i Curators, and splits her time between islands.
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Thankfully the Met's curators, Yaëlle Biro and Alisa LaGamma, insist on multifaceted context.
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Losing any appointed job can be a setback for artists, curators or critics.
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The museum also appointed Lucy Mensah and Taylor Renee Aldridge as assistant curators.
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Likewise, the accompanying essays are by curators and critics from across the globe.
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We're also privy to meetings among curators and phone calls between museums' staff.
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Third, they can help train curators and conservators in state-of-the-art methods.
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Many curators and scholars say those institutions have to overcome a colonial mind-set.
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Curators Felicia Mings and Antawan Byrd emphasize the collaborative nature of Medu's activist art.
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We started it to celebrate independent style, style as self expression, and cultural curators.
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The reason for this gigantic misunderstanding, suggest the Smithsonian's curators, goes beyond bad schooling.
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Curators choose artists to convey the concept or point of view of a show.
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Manuela Paz was appointed director of development and strategic planning at Independent Curators International.
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The former curators Gizmodo interviewed worked for Facebook from mid-2014 to December 2015.
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The choices made by curators Patrick Noon and Christopher Riopelle do not support it.
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Both curators and Instagram users are taking notice of the quality of the work.
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Still, current and former Facebook employees said the personal judgment of curators was integral.
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She met historians, curators and the fellow descendant of a First World War soldier.
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You could even let your children be curators, celebrating rather than critiquing the experience.
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Rafal Niemojewski, the foundation's director, said that curators often run into problems of censorship.
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Some curators and dealers pointedly suggest that underrecognized women artists represent a buying opportunity.
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It required a new generation of curators to bring this work back into circulation.
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The curators also make smart links between developments in their period and contemporary life.
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Although he painted prolifically, he drew little attention from dealers, critics, curators and patrons.
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The ranking is dominated by curators (14), artists (25), collectors (16) and gallerists (30).
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Spkr curators listen to independent podcasts to showcase such lesser-known options, Schuon said.
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That's because that was not my achievement, but rather the curators' and MoMA's achievement.
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Curators need to think about more creative ways to withdraw art from public display.
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The Kinkade Family Foundation is offering one of these grants, specifically geared to curators.
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In the 2017 Biennial, the curators acknowledged the worlds that individual artists can construct.
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Why didn't the curators simply install all of the nominated artwork from the outset?
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There aren't many curators who year after year show us their thoughts — and research!
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Now, at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, curators decipher the work's meaning.
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"That was surreal," she said of watching the curators treat her clothes like artifacts.
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The artists are now professionals, just like the dealers and curators who promote them.
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One of the curators' wisest decisions was to devise the show in three parts.
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But Mr. Haacke doesn't blame curators for not risking art from a wild-card.
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The curators, announced on Monday, are both relatively recent additions to the museum's staff.
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Why: The museum's lease is up in 6900, and curators are seeking more space.
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"We are working with an absolutely brilliant team of local music curators," Boller said.
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Critic's Notebook Museum curators and mindful millennials seek visions of a "clean," sustainable future.
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The curators have chosen a wide range of narratives to bring to our attention.
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Museum curators and uptown collectors attended and began to acquire this brave new art.
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Productive contacts with collectors and curators, rather than profitable sales, are the main objective.
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I invited young curators to put together compilations that I called 'Co-Star Tapes.
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Yet some archaeologists and museum curators question the usefulness and suitability of France's plan.
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It's also the first time that the biennial's curators are both people of color.
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CURATORS' CHOICE 2018 at the Museum of the Moving Image (Dec. 210-Jan. 21950).
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Throughout the installation, the curators have posted swaths of contextual background on Rama's life.
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To start, museums should prioritize hiring curators from academic programs that invest in diversity.
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To start, museums should prioritize hiring curators from academic programs that invest in diversity.
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The curators and the Whitney have to make a decision about how they'll respond.
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The SITE curators gained access to Oñate's missing foot and cast a clay replica.
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"Our curators are responsible for the aesthetic appearance of the object," Dr. Hearn notes.
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Dedicated art world critics and curators are often just as important as artists themselves.
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"These records are not merely records of EC's sales capacity," as the curators said.
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I think that, more and more, I'm realizing how curators are influencing the translation of my work, and I'm really starting to value that voice in my head to let go of control because of my trust of various curators in my life.
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The curators of the drawing at the Venice museum declined to be interviewed, but in an interview last year, the director of the Accademia Galleries at the time, Paola Marini, said that the curators had not been in favor of the loan.
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Whyd was a good way to follow curators and see what they were listening to.
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But for decades, historians, curators and museum officials have been highly aware of these protections.
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Two of the four curators for We the People are based in these indigenous communities.
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For this exhibit, both curators chose artists who represent current struggles that face Native people.
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Students, faculty, curators, and local artists in PAFA's collection were present to voice their opinions.
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More likely it is simply a reflection of the impossible task the curators set themselves.
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Nearby, curators have included an approximation of what Nedjemankh might have worn during sacred rituals.
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The exhibition was organized by curators Ed Gomez, Luis G. Hernandez, and Daniela Lieja Quintanar.
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By actively privileging an Indigenous gaze, yəhaw̓'s curators built incomprehensibility directly into the exhibition structure.
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The curators' installation recognizes Murray's heterogeneity by decidedly de-emphasizing the serialism in her work.
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Facebook eventually fired its human news curators and essentially let the feature go to shit.
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The Association of Art Museum Curators announced the recipients of its 22007 Awards for Excellence.
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Forensic Architecture says they have informed curators Rujeko Hockley and Jane Panetta of their decision.
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But Pandora also employs human curators to perfect the lists and update them, as needed.
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Curators Jane Panetta and Rujeko Hockley are dispassionate in their approach to contemporary American culture.
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The curators write headlines and summaries of each topic, and include links to news sites.
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We have a group of curators and registrars who are actively involved in provenance research.
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The day We Buy Gold opened, the Bed-Stuy kunsthalle attracted artists, collectors, and curators.
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On the question of the EU, museum curators are to a man (and woman) Remainers.
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Mr. Zamfir, one of Mr. Gün Sirer's co-authors, is one of the 10 curators.
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Curators mounted shows sporadically up until 2008, and then the event stopped for seven years.
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Perhaps, Facebook needs to bring back human curators to become the gatekeepers of newsworthy news.
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To add curators to the playlist, select "Playlist Settings" under the name of the playlist.
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The foundation has a network of local curators to help find artists worthy of support.
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The grantees are nominated by a group of distinguished women curators, writers, critics, and artists.
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Curators, for example, Mr. Rondeau said, are no longer simply the guardians of precious artworks.
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Curators from the Rijksmuseum did not join scholars who decided that he had made it.
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Should we look to artists or business people to be the curators of this space?
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Residencies bring you together with leading artists, curators, and critics for intensive seminars and critiques.
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I hope the curators were trying to be ironic, but I doubt that's the case.
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After thorough research and deliberation, conservators can establish a game plan in concert with curators.
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"They simply didn't fit into the curators' vision of engaging the social moment," he said.
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Curators then cut space for Social and Sublime to extend a different exhibition, Roberts said.
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Content moderators are essential gatekeepers, but also our greeters, paramedics, law enforcers, teachers and curators.
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Beyond loans, the team of six curators have been scouting for art from private collections.
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Using heavy black curtains to separate the spaces, the curators deliberately refuse an orderly experience.
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Curators Christopher Lew and Mia Locks have given us an engaging, if uneven, Whitney Biennial.
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With all this in mind, curators of public sculpture are wondering how to do better.
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Sometimes I want to scream at curators: An heir to Manet is here among us!
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A biased algorithm, or biased curators, could potentially push a specific political or social agenda.
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Since 2010, the organization has hired 10 Latino curators and added 8 Latino curatorial assistants.
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Instead of the curators explaining or directing the exhibition's narrative, the artists speak for themselves.
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To make the exhibit possible, curators had to wrestle with a host of thorny questions.
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Curators acknowledged that the question could be difficult for some visitors to digest, especially schoolchildren.
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I visited one of the show's curators, Christophe Cherix, in his tidy office at MoMA.
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Working closely with the apexart team, curators will realize their original ideas into apexart exhibitions.
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Vincent Honoré and Cliff Lauson were appointed senior curators at the Hayward Gallery in London.
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Younger generations of artists, curators, cultural practitioners, and viewers are coming to Nancy's work anew.
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The top gaming influencers are more than just skilled players — they're entertainers, hosts, and curators.
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Artists, writers, curators, and other creative collaborators contribute significant time and energy to cultural programming.
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Adam D. Weinberg, the Whitney's director, said the two curators will make a great team.
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The SVA faculty includes leading curators at major institutions both in New York and internationally.
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Bunch's curators have now collected more than thirty-five thousand objects, most of them donations.
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He and the curators want Documenta to think beyond nationalisms, not become ensnared in them.
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It was also copied to the curators of the exhibition Ruba Katrib and Peter Eleey.
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"I think it will be better for the black curators coming after me," she added.
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"Some curators would tell you almost immediately if it was Fresh or Rotten," she says.
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But they provide a baseline of antiquity for the curators to build a history on.
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The curators of "Wild Noise" put an antic spin on this phenomenon, without abandoning it.
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For the most part, the curators of this compact but extraordinarily rich exhibition succeed admirably.
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Twice. 83. How many artists not chosen by the curators are exhibiting in the show?
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In addition to staff cuts, curators were asked to curtail spending for shows and acquisitions.
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The curators hope the missing paintings will surface with the attention of the national tour.
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The museum also appointed Jordan Carter and Robyn Farrell as assistant curators of contemporary art.
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How this action influenced decision makers and curators at the museum is hard to tell.
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There's so much that curators will do in the background that artists will never see.
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It is an argument that white publishers, critics, and curators have been reluctant to accept.
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Facebook laid off those curators after they came under fire for having a liberal bias.
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Curators, artists, writers, and creative individuals, regardless of experience level, background, or location can apply.
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These artists are all worthy of inclusion as well as serious research by the curators.
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A lot of times, curators put together shows with the hope that people like them.
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The use of curators like Prigozhin may seem like another stroke of Putin's evil genius.
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Since March, the MoMA photography galleries have been closed for renovation, and although there has been no official announcement, the curators said last April at a photography department forum for curators and writers that the museum will be moving away from dedicated photography rooms.
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Each month, Qwest will release new playlists by guest curators, including jazz journalists, scholars, and musicians.
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When the lid of the coffin was removed, the Nicholson Museum curators weren't expecting anything special.
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"What I think is really interesting is the way the curators hung the show," explains Casals.
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Contemporary artists, curators, venues, and audiences should not strain to construct a post-race bubble either.
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BOORSTIN: IS THERE A WORLD WHERE COULD CREATE AN A.I. WHERE YOU WOULDN'T NEED HUMAN CURATORS.
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At a former school a short drive from the museum construction site, curators are preparing exhibits.
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This is thanks to the work of several visionary artists, curators, directors, educators, and art workers.
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The curators also wanted to present artists who were as culturally diverse as Los Angeles's inhabitants.
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The university's governing body, the Board of Curators, began an investigation, and suspended her last month.
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Monticello's curators are planning to incorporate Hemings' room, as well as her life story, into tours.
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"Institutions have a certain type of history," said one of the curators at the British Library.
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In their selections, the curators focused on the most abstract, least figurative paintings from the series.
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This kid is the future of comic historians and curators—he's 20 and already crushing it.
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Given its popularity, directors and curators might finally be tempted to dust off their hidden works.
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Curators were also told to avoid sites like The Blaze, Breitbart, and World Star Hip Hop.
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Curators Claudia Maria Carrera and Adrian Saldaña also include archival audio cassette tapes made by Wojnarowicz.
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Joyce Marie Mushaben is Curators' Professor of Comparative Politics at the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
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Since last March, the three curators have taken to organizing the hashtag event every three months.
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He says he would like to have hundreds of them, each produced by curators working remotely.
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But I don't see Evidence as a catalog; we were definitely not "curators" of that work.
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At museums, there are many different forces at play—funders, directors, curators, registrars, audiences, security guards.
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When duplicate or confusing topics arose, curators were told to "inject" a more accurate Topic term.
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When J. Paul Getty purchased the cabinet in 1971 for $20053,700, curators warned against the acquisition.
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Building codes and construction regulations, the curators argue, should not necessarily delay housing solutions for migrants.
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One thing curators can never foresee is the public mood when a show is finally unveiled.
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"Most curators want total control — we only told Martino what we were making a week ago."
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I already have about four to five appointments a day here with collectors, curators and artists.
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His portraits were highly regarded by other photographers in the downtown coffeehouse scene and by curators.
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It was assembled by a team of curators from both museums and has an exceptional catalog.
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"That it might even do away with traditional institutions and gatekeepers" — that is, museums and curators.
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Either way, all the curators and directors spoke of the pervasive reality of high exhibition budgets.
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Museum curators said they had to dehumidify some of the items to separate them for display.
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And that should inspire fossil curators to take a look back at their collections, Liu said.
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Many museums have expanded their educational departments and raised a new generation of politically minded curators.
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"Curators are broadening their own perspective across the disciplines," said Susan Turner-Lowe, a Huntington spokeswoman.
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What encouraged you and your co-curators to add such a contemporary element to the exhibit?
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The residency will provide space, time, and resources for artists, curators, writers, and thinkers to thrive.
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Nearly halfway through the show, the works mounted by the curators become increasingly abstract and conceptual.
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When Caldor returned to New York City, he showed Moses's paintings to art dealers and curators.
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The program links curators in multiple countries and is funding 50 museum exhibitions across Southern California.
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Some museum curators feared the Louvre Abu Dhabi's buying spree could send global art prices surging.
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In 2015, she was one of four curators to organize "Greater New York" for that museum.
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This fellowship for curators is supported by a generous grant from the Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation.
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MR. OLLIE This Ed Clark was on loan to the Newark Museum when the curators came.
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The fair brings an opportunity to meet and talk to artists, art dealers, curators, and collectors.
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After all, these government ministers serve as de facto commissioners who appoint curators for each edition.
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Curators and museums should follow HeK's lead in bringing more of their work to the fore.
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Curators and collectors just need to adjust their lenses and give that work its full due.
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Curators and staff members at the museum did not respond to requests for comment this weekend.
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"We have actively trained curators and enthusiastically sent them out into the world," Ms. Golden said.
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At a former school a short drive from the museum construction site, curators are preparing exhibits.
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More than 60 MoMA curators and researchers took regular trips to India, South Africa or Brazil.
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The New York Times confirmed that the exhibit's curators were completely unaware of Tartt's pub date.
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This, of course, is how Spotify's playlists and Facebook's News Feed work; they're content curators too.
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The museum curators chose not to run this risk; the impeachment promoters won't be as careful.
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While the curators talked, footage of the transgender activist Sylvia Rivera flashed on a video screen.
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He sent copies of the handmade book to a few gallerists, curators and photographers he admired.
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But as the New Museum curators see it, the link to music supports a stubborn misperception.
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The Internet is a vast, interactive museum engineered by curators and augmented by other visitors' preferences.
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And bring more African-Americans and Latino curators to your staff (and to your short list).
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News specific to these communities will be directed to users by both human curators and algorithms.
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I think the Met is exactly right in terms of the curators and programmers it has.
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The Whitney curators, Donna De Salvo and Elisabeth Sussman, have tried to fill in that blank.
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An earlier version of this review misspelled the names of the curators of the Whitney show.
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The New York Times received a copy of Mr. Rakowitz's letter to the curators, dated Dec.
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The curators have also pushed against audience passivity by programming numerous events, from talks to performances.
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The Garage Museum of Contemporary Art announced the winners of its travel grants for international curators.
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Facebook itself used to employ journalist news curators who would determine whether trending stories were legitimate.
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His work has traveled the world and attracted giddy attention from museum curators and collectors alike.
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The site boosts its role as arbiter of all that is good through prestige guest curators.
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Managers on the trending news team did, however, explicitly instruct curators to artificially manipulate the trending module in a different way: When users weren't reading stories that management viewed as important, several former workers said, curators were told to put them in the trending news feed anyway.
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For the last two years, Facebook has been dealing with accusations that its News Feed "curators" suppressed conservative news, all because the curators were populating the platform's trending topics section with credible outlets like The New York Times instead of partisan shops like The Daily Caller.
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The curators decided that among the most interesting materials were the surveillance images and footage from the 1960s and 1970s, an archive that city curators view as one of the most expansive visual records of political and social movements in the United States from that era.
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The curators Ramírez and Rivero are to be commended for bringing her work back into the light.
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The curators also used a "blacklisting tool" that would keep certain news events out of the feed.
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This exhibition was organized by associate curators Lauren Hinkson and Susan Thompson, with curatorial assistant Levi Prombaum.
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Since 1966, George Eastman Museum curators and University faculty have been teaching film courses on both campuses.
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Even if they work perfectly, these ranking algorithms will only amplify the decisions of the human curators.
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Artists and curators discussed their work and its inspirations and implications with audience members and other artists.
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Phones have become plinths for the always-open internet eye that we "control" as post-internet curators.
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Artists, curators, billionaire collectors and directors of faraway museums gather see new work by their chosen artists.
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Those judged to have their fingers on the zeitgeist are keenly studied by curators and dealers alike.
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The curators have created displays that approach the subjects and the artefacts with nuance, sensitivity and skill.
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Finally, curators Susan Carlson and Claartje van Dijk look at the visual vocabulary of the alt-right.
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According to the museum's website, Bieber's family and Bieber himself collaborated with museum curators for the exhibit.
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ISCP supports the creative development of artists and curators, and promotes exchange through residencies and public programs.
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But curators can create resonances that reinforce their own intent by juxtaposing the work with other works.
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This is incorrect; the curators chose to keep the exhibition on view in light of the events.
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Line by line, the students translate the code into information that is meaningful to conservators and curators.
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If you wanna be successful in art, you have to appeal to, essentially, collectors, curators, and critics.
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We have enormous respect for you as curators and it has been a pleasure working with you.
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Her tirade comes just three days after Facebook fired all human curators from its trending news operation.
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Perhaps this work best illustrates the themes the curators were trying to communicate with the show's title.
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Curators should continue to take risks, be voices of opposition to stagnant institutional rhetoric, and push boundaries.
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Many of its curators have been women, notably its earliest ones, when such staffing was less common.
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Her book also features conversations with several prominent artists, curators, and activists about art in public space.
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Kelly and Gori said they charted their path to being and supporting independent curators out of necessity.
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How can curators ignore uncomfortable truths about well-known artists, like Andre, just because they're considered inconvenient?
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The collection is basically any digitally catalogued piece that curators have determined is in the public domain.
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I also use the largest table for occasional presentations to friends, curators, collectors, and others who visit.
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Exhibit curators have used the royal's intimate diaries to piece together an account of her early years.
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It ultimately grew from a handful of artists, curators, and friends to 200 people in the network.
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So I had met some of the people there and one of the assistant curators is amazing.
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This has led to many collaborations—planned and spontaneous—with artists, artist-curators, artist-art-handlers, etc.
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Putting the show together has "really revealed the biases and prejudices of previous curators," Mr. Bolton said.
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Artists, architects, and curators will come together to discuss creative rebuilding efforts that emerged from the catastrophe.
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The Curatorial Roundtable brings 60 international curators for seminar sessions and networking over the program's two years.
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Learn more about the hub and how the Center supports craft makers, curators, and researchers at centerforcraft.org.
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"It's the perfect icon," said Catherine Cariou, Van Cleef's heritage director and one of the three curators.
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Curators chose works they believed would resonate together, Ms. Greenwald said, adding that some commonalities had emerged.
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Unlike some of Google's more recent virtual tours, this one doesn't feature live video and human curators.
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Current and former Guggenheim curators have been largely responsible for presenting these artists to the broader public.
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The best designers increasingly, like Rih, are curators who build worlds around their respective brand's core businesses.
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In our other segment, we'll be throwing it over to our favorite electronic music curators at THUMP.
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We don't ourselves believe that curators at MoMA and the other leading museums get together and conspire.
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Mr. Moreno said he suggested several local artists whose studios were personally visited by the Biennial curators.
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Considered one of the most influential curators active today, Mr. Enwezor was born and raised in Nigeria.
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But the curators opted to keep the insurance money and let the AXA Insurance Company take possession.
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We talked to artists and curators about how the island's art scene is persevering after the storm.
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The field study enabled her and the curators to look much more closely at Hassam's Appledore paintings.
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Montana worked with the Prospect 4 curators and chose the artists he wished to be shown alongside.
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In this 2016 New York edition, curators Obrist and Jens Hoffmann feature more works by 42 artists.
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In one gallery, the curators set out to re-create the vibe of Kahlo and Rivera's home.
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Those voting include art handlers, associate curators, staff members of the book and gift shop and others.
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This confluence has exacerbated the difficulty curators have always had in getting loans of prized van Goghs.
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In Curator's Corner, British Museum curators highlight some of their favorite objects, with a dose of humor.
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It was organized by El Museo's director, Patrick Charpenel, and one of its curators, Susanna V. Temkin.
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Mr. Groeneweg and other curators researched Mata Hari's past extensively and drew new conclusions about her history.
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In this and other ways the curators have dealt forthrightly with awkwardness, including the awkwardness of history.
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Co-curators Charles Soubeyran and Mario Del Curto faced several challenges in the making of this exhibition.
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The new Curators of International Art are Nabila Abdel Nabi, Osei Bonsu, Valentina Ravaglia, and Devika Singh.
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The contemporary curators of the Pitt Rivers Museum have sought to address these issues in several ways.
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At the end of September, after 20163 curators and more than 200,000 tweets, the experiment will end.
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But there have been controversies, and curators have been encouraged to add the hashtag #myownview to threads.
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In New York, a small group of film industry professionals — programmers, filmmakers, and curators — decided to help.
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His financial decisions and expansion plans had been criticized by some trustees, curators and other staff members.
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Most valuably, though, the curators have also included work by young American artists inspired by Orozco's example.
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One hour before each curtain, Rajika Puri, one of the festival's curators, hosts a lecture and demonstration.
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The curators aren't forcing this work on you because it's nutritious; they're celebrating it because it's beautiful.
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And you can sense how seriously they take their responsibilities as 21st-century curators of its reputation.
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But altogether the curators have succeeded in pulling five millenniums of art into a single, thrilling conversation.
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While there is no evidence that curators can be bought, the site's Audience Score is definitely corruptible.
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According to it, MoMA curators seem very well paid; people in more junior positions much less so.
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For museum curators, a terrifying range of hazards could devastate the treasures we are appointed to safeguard.
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Most of the artists, curators and gallerists attending the art fair here were from predominantly Muslim countries.
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She has added six curators, and a seventh will join the staff in the next few months.
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Huang Po-Chih and Performa curators met with RCS members just five days before the performance opened.
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Founded in 33, it is composed of fourteen people—conservators, curators, archivists, a lawyer, and a registrar.
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However, the building is speaking a story that I'm less sure its curators are in control of.
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The curators of this stirring and unusual exhibition draw attention to the radical abstraction of Houghton's art.
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Each of these artist-curators brought in several artists to display in the space allocated to them.
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The material purview, which guest curators Scott Cameron Weaver and Mathieu Paris address, is that of textiles.
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Merve Elverin is the recipient of the 2018 Independent Curators International Gerrit Lansing Independent Vision Curatorial Award.
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"When Native artists and curators expose a forgery, they are challenged on their authority," she told Hyperallergic.
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"Our curators are always evaluating and refining the museum's collection," the Art Institute said in a statement.
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VN: These days museums and curators are not immune to being seduced by the market and trends.
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She and the curators pass around the three bottles, which we pour into metal spoons to taste.
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To actually collapse those divisions and borders, museums will have to undergo structural change and hire, for starters, more Latin American and Latino curators (as of now, the majority of curators at LA's largest art institutions is white, though that is not a problem particular to the city).
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After visiting artists' studios, dealers and curators in 40 cities during the past year, the biennial's curators — Christopher Y. Lew, an associate curator at the Whitney, and Mia Locks, an independent curator — were struck by themes that resonated with the contentious election: personal identity, social struggle, connection to place.
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Not only was the exhibition abstruse, it had committed the cardinal sin of omitting Greek artists and curators.
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Ranking algorithms will then optimize not only engagement, but also whether content would have been selected by curators.
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Edwards and Breslin, two of the museum's in-house curators, will curate the 80th edition of the biennial.
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For months, curators, mentors, and mentees actively brought into being the artistic communities that they once longed for.
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The social network was responding to a recent Gizmodo report that Facebook's human curators censor conservative news stories.
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But whereas in Gilman's day curators reigned supreme, now they have to enchant visitors rather than lecture them.
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"The time has come to change our understanding of the environment," the curators write on the exhibit's website.
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The exhibition is accompanied by a co-published catalogue with contributions by the curators and artist Yto Barrada.
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We are everywhere in the art world, in all the leading positions — as curators, journalists, artists, even gallerists.
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August 26thMore than three months after the trending news story broke, Facebook removed human curators from the mix.
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November 7th Remember all the way back in August, when Facebook got rid of its human news curators?
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"All the curators are involved in actually seeing the music too," she tells me, furrowing her brow. Sure.
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You could also search an archive of your past highlights, and follow curators who spot the best quotes.
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It is conscious that, at just two months, the application period was probably too tight for most curators.
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Some former curators have left Facebook for jobs at organizations including the New Yorker, Mashable, and Sky Sports.
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I think scholars, curators, conservators, and other researchers focused on underappreciated artists do constitute a network of people.
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The curators succeed best at the biennial when they can draw out these historiographic similarities in the galleries.
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Curators, art historians, writers and theorists, cultural critics, and researchers working in visual arts are invited to apply.
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Gizmodo reported in May that the platform's trending news curators, which were later ousted, were suppressing conservative news.
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That means it can help curators interactively specify representative photographs that they deem appropriate for a particular aesthetic.
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The authors, or rather curators, of the story admit that prior, similar reports exist, for instance in Brazil.
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What I ceded to the control of the curators was the kinds of works that they were selecting.
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At the exhibit opening, curators asked a 17-year-old migrant who was detained at Tornillo to speak.
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Additionally, six visiting artists, curators, and critics give lectures and conduct studio visits or tailored workshops each year.
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Indeed the murkiness of artefact acquisition and ownership remains a hot topic among historians, curators, archaeologists, and politicians.
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Right now, VSCO has human curators picking out content for advertisers like Powerbar to use in ad campaigns.
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There's a unique sensibility that individual curators bring , whether that's a specific tone, voice, or simply good taste.
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If this is the case, curators have yet to locate the fourth and final section of the work.
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Here, in provincial cities close to the Polish border, on the political and cultural margins, curators were freer.
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It's important for a museum devoted to contemporary art not to just have curators who are over 60.
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The curators lead off with the history of the collection, including the Nadelmans' desperate attempts to keep it.
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On the first night, open late, curators aged 15 to 25 will show their vision of the future.
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Here, the curators want to expose the show's inherently paradoxical thesis: sometimes absence is a presence in itself.
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"Having first noticed their rarity in nature, we talked to curators and established their overall rarity," he said.
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The curators said they hoped the exhibition would inspire a revival of well-designed social housing across Europe.
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Each evinces an independent streak that is at odds with the vision of "collectivity" promulgated by the curators.
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I got the sense that the curators were so enthused by their conceptualization that they forgot to edit.
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In the '60s and '70s, curators went in for coolly technocratic abstraction, conceptualism and brassy, quickly digestible Pop.
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Of the curators present, only John Elderfield, Temkin's predecessor, now seventy-five, had overlapped with Mondrian in life.
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Yet, as the curators note, the aspirations and affinities of these prints are most of all to painting.
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Women are still vastly underrepresented in all facets: from artists and museum directors to curators and permanent collections.
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" Richard Armstrong, the Guggenheim's director, said that curators and museum administrators "have to be inquisitive — and humble too.
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The themes are permanent, but a new group of curators will rotate into the spots by year's end.
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This diversity, which is central to the exhibition, is reflected in the array of material the curators presented.
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Steam Curators, as the feature is called, allows groups or individuals to create pages where they recommend games.
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I've been able to produce large-scale works and squeeze them into these exhibitions unsolicited by the curators.
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With the new version of the app launching today, you'll be recommended performers, locations and curators to follow.
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Curators added Ms. Sherald to the list for the Obamas "at the very last minute," Ms. Sajet said.
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" Christopher Jones, Ringling's photography curator, added: "For decades, curators have been thinking about ways to engage their audience.
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Billboards can be a way to get work noticed, sidestepping or grabbing the attention of curators and dealers.
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Curators were looking forward to collaborating between departments and planning exhibitions that intersected across time periods and cultures.
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Editor's Note: An earlier version of this article incorrectly identified Adi Englman as one of the exhibition curators.
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For Kit and its affiliate link model, the focus is on influencers as trusted curators for their fans.
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In January, six of the museum's curators anonymously criticized Cogeval's leadership in an article published in Le Monde.
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Advances in technology have also allowed this generation of curators to examine the painting's underdrawings as never before.
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Their work in the visual arts realm includes collaborating with artists, curators, and museum directors resisting art censorship.
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The curators will be Mr. Tan and Michelle Yun, Asia Society's senior curator of modern and contemporary art.
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Its spiral ramp has defeated generations of curators trying to figure out how to install exhibitions on it.
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Days later, about 100 Whitney staff members, ranging from front desk personnel to senior curators, signed a letter.
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What we have seen are some really incredible curators at plantations such as Brigette Jones at Belle Meade.
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Curators at the British Museum compared them at that time with the best of Italian and Greek sculpture.
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MoMA undertook a major expansion in 2004, but almost immediately upon reopening, curators were thinking about the next.
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The Met can be something of a shark tank, requiring a constructive working relationship with its powerful curators.
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There have been gallery owners and curators as well, like Jasmin Tsou, who runs JTT in New York.
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Each canvas, as selected and installed by the curators, Tiffany Bell and Tracey Bashkoff, evinces a particular character.
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He said that visitors could also learn from curators how exhibitions are planned and watch conservators at work.
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But for this show's advertising poster, the curators selected a lion's portrait painted by Rosa Bonheur in 1879.
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But Tate is a much bigger beast, he said, with many more staff members, curators, buildings and programs.
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"We weren't sure how the glass case got there, and initially assumed it was bungling curators," he said.
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Alas, the prototype, which the exhibition curators failed to secure, crashed, but other drones have entered the breach.
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Her appointment is noteworthy, and not only because the Met has been historically lacking in curators of color.
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Finally, the curators introduce visitors to contemporary New Mexicans inheriting, practicing, and innovating the traditions of this place.
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Hammons has never had a solo show at MOMA , although several curators have offered to give him one.
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The tale is told in essays by curators past and present, myriad photographs and a well-annotated chronology.
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My reasons are related to the cultural policies of the Ministry of Culture and not to the curators.
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They went on to become curators, judges, lawyers, doctors, teachers, journalists and advocates for women in the workplace.
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Fake news writers and conspiracy curators are not-so impartial translators, distorting information, misrepresenting statistics for their agendas.
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In places, this feels exciting; in others, the curators may have scrapped too much and added too little.
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Thus, curators have long had their hands tied regarding how they can reach out to engage new audiences.
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A new podcast series from Hyperallergic invites prominent artists and curators to explore the social history of ceramics.
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The curators hope the act of destruction acts as an invitation to go forth and build something new.
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Build relationships with all-star visiting contemporary artists, historians, curators, and theorists who serve as faculty and mentors.
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Throughout the day, there will be a number of talks and panel conversations featuring curators, artists, and critics.
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Like any good educators, the curators make use of whatever immediate connection they can establish with their audience.
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"Putin recruits freelancers — reportedly referred to inside the Kremlin as curators — to manage particular problem areas," Treisman writes.
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Here the curators have cart blanche, as per the wishes of the anonymous entrepreneur who founded Häus Mödrath.
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By otherwise separating the artists, the curators, who have created a powerful and impressive exhibition, miss an opportunity.
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The list of 100+ signatories provided to Hyperallergic included a number of prominent curators, educators, and other staff.
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But she and other curators remained deeply uncertain whether estates and foundations will become more sympathetic to those needs.
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As with the work of other outspoken live artists, curators have long questioned how best to exhibit Pavlensky's work.
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Degrees are taught by expert faculty and world-class professionals including specialists, curators, dealers, art advisors and museum staff.
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They have thus far caused no offense; Picasso's nudes might have, but they were ruled out by the curators.
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The Emperor's costume, the curators reveal, was made out of furnishing fabric probably once used in Windsor's State Apartments.
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In August 2016, four months after those stories were published, Facebook fired the entire team of Trending news curators.
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Reportedly, officials claimed that they were unable to verify the ICOM grant letter contained in the curators' visa applications.
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YBCA announces two new opportunities for artists and curators at one of the nation's most innovative contemporary arts centers.
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This year, festival curators Heidi Ballet and Milena Høgsberg tasked the artists with imagining life 13 years from now.
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The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated publication including an interview between the co-curators and the artist.
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He will receive a year of salary as his severance, in keeping with the AMNH policy for tenured curators.
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How are artists, curators, galleries, and museums complicit with the same finance capital that gentrifies neighborhoods across the globe?
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Some podcast apps also employ human curators, although often those lists offer full show recommendations rather than individual episodes.
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The Association of Art Museum Curators and the AAMC Foundation announced the 2018 recipients of its Awards for Excellence.
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Power users of Twitter, using lists and clients like TweetDeck, have long been curators of content on the platform.
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Late AugustNot long after Facebook axed its human news curators, the algorithms that replaced them went off the rails.
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The complaints from the Museum's curators, who witnessed the arrest and tried to intervene, were ignored by the police.
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Many museums have stopped disapproving of mobile phones; the Brooklyn Museum even encourages visitors to text questions to curators.
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Curators could likewise encourage more nuanced interpretations of collections by juxtaposing canonical works, where appropriate, with artefacts and ephemera.
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Several former curators said that as the trending news algorithm improved, there were fewer instances of stories being injected.
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Then, the curators of digital art collective Rhizome asked him to create a more robust version: a desktop app.
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You can read more about Providence College's choice of the Art F City team as curators by clicking here.
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Ray-Ban and Boiler Room selected curators for the event including Virgil Abloh, GHE20G0TH1K, Discwoman, N.A.A.F.I., NON and more.
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We provide a one-of-a-kind encounter with activists, artists, theorists and curators from diverse disciplines and interests.
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" Stocky did admit that curators "are instructed to disregard junk or duplicate topics, hoaxes, or subjects with insufficient sources.
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Sophia Takal: I think the responsibility of filmmakers is different than the responsibility of independent-film distributors and curators.
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Regardless of a benefactor's values, a museum's curators, directors, and educators had to follow a strict code of ethics.
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Photographers then capture all the details requested by the curators, as well as whatever they notice on their own.
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The fake news accelerated earlier this year after Facebook fired its human curators in favor of automated trending topics.
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There's so much, it's hard to imagine the amount of material the exhibition's curators originally had to sort through.
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The company wouldn't employ journalists to produce news but could hire curators to maintain the quality of the product.
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In 1973 the Supreme Court ruled against the official's very own university in Papish v University of Missouri Curators.
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The biennale's claim to its smallness is defined by its scale, as curators Alex Urso and Maess Anand explained.
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In the gallery, the curators of the exhibition had mounted various critical commentaries and biographical notes on the walls.
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Olen and Harkins are co-curators, roommates, best friends, and fellow pizza slingers when they're not manning the museum.
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Mr. Thune has asked the company to explain its filtering practices and whether its news curators manipulated the content.
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The curators also placed four large Jasper Johns prints, "The Seasons" (1987), on the opposite side of the room.
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Yet the curators fail to take his cue and consistently compare his work to the Western (white, male) canon.
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Art historians, collectors, artists, and curators all explain their importance and situate the pieces in their specific historical contexts.
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Curators at the museum, on the National Mall, had said that they felt Mr. Cosby's achievements should stand alone.
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Over 609,85033 Americans voted online for candidates winnowed from over one hundred women nominated by historians and museum curators.
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Two of the fairs listed here, Portal and Flux, are artist-driven: organized by curators rather than participating galleries.
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This show and its catalog are a good start, a base for future curators and scholars to build on.
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She also asked the curators to work with the collector Donald Marron, a personal friend who loaned several works.
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Like, for instance, Snapchat deciding to cut some of its "local stories" curators in some markets, roughly 15 employees.
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Schrader: There were 25 people or so on the team, and it was broken down into curators and editors.
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It was shift-based and rotations were round the clock, so there were maybe eight curators at a time.
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I see local traditions dissolving in a soup of fungible sophistication, administered by functionaries who include frequently flying curators.
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Apple has long used human curators in its news app, though it's been adding exclusive content and additional context.
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In the view of some visitors, the show had inadvertently betrayed the curators' real feelings about their target audience.
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No longer will curators rely on a list of 10 prestigious news organizations to determine the validity of stories.
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It fired the curators of the section in August in what seemed like an attempt at a fresh start.
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The cards are a special format that lets curators attach music or any other audio content to a tweet.
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The exhibition's curators attempt to establish a dialogue among those in different political camps who are invested in Crimea.
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They are all untitled, leaving curators and catalogers to distinguish one painting from another with parenthetical alpha-numerical tags.
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There is power in representation, and museums are tasked with selecting both their curators and the art on display.
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"The issue of the hiring is not just about these two white curators," art organizer Amin Husain told VICE.
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For her exhibition at the Tampa Museum, the curators paired her "Memorial" with the museum's own Etruscan funerary urn.
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And now, climate scientists and historians can thank museum curators for not having tidied them up before storing them.
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The grant opportunities allowed curators to propose projects many had longed to do but couldn't because of budget constraints.
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Curators can make these structures visible by not allowing people to be passive spectators, and by making spaces uncomfortable.
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The first Time Capsules were for museum staff: preservationists and curators and also for art theorists, writers and reviewers.
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But these curators have created a coherence in the refusal to cohere — an incredibly difficult thing to pull off.
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Together the participating artists and curators successfully overcame considerable logistical difficulties in realizing related exhibitions thousands of miles apart.
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I wondered if curators had colors they particularly gravitated towards when planning exhibitions and if so, what they were.
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And curators, artists — and one extraordinary collector — are trying to fix that in the hills above Turin right now.
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But art historians and curators have long been curious to know how different this "repetition" is from the first.
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Dear curators: When you are hunting for the next big thing, consider that he may already live in Warsaw!
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In certain quarters of the art world it seems to be required — collectors, many dealers and museum curators excepted.
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Visit the Culture Calendar to see more ideas and to sign up to receive monthly updates from its curators.
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Yet African-American artists and curators interviewed for this article said progress comes slowly, with many barriers to success.
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The term "Latin America" has been widely debated among curators, and I am wondering how you conceive of it.
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The final terms are still being negotiated; it is not the case that associated curators will definitely be represented.
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And cultural decision makers – critics, directors, casting agents, curators, and others – are still largely reluctant to embrace this work.
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Lise Soskolne, the Core Organizer of W.A.G.E., also underlines a comparison between independent curators and their counterparts in academia.
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Otago Museum sent Kane Fleury, an assistant curator of natural science, and two other curators to authenticate the footprints.
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Nor have the Hammer curators — Anne Ellegood, Erin Christovale and MacKenzie Stevens — conceived the show along overarching political lines.
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Curators, artists, writers, and creative individuals, regardless of experience level or location, are invited to submit a proposal online.
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Nabila Abdel Nabi, Osei Bonsu, Valentina Ravaglia, and Devika Singh were appointed curators of international art at Tate Modern.
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At times, curators received hateful comments, particularly when they wrote about feminism or lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues.
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That means that art dealers, collectors, curators and appreciators will be shuttling around the Continent to see it all.
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Documenta 21959's curators, led by the Polish-born Adam Szymczyk, have given a nod to this socioeconomic spread.
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Board members also gain coveted access to top curators, whom they can then informally consult about their own collections.
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Several museum curators took PST: LA/LA as a rare opportunity to integrate Latin American and Latin-diaspora artworks.
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The curators have opted for depth over breadth, affording many of the artists what amounts to pocket solo shows.
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Gizmodo reported that it could not determine whether curators took the same steps for stories from liberal news outlets.
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Technology experts worked with curators to digitally recreate objects like swords and spears that were held by the warriors.
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" She complained that "all Lorraine ever wanted to do" was "receive grand curators and take important groups on tours.
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HBO Max is rolling out an entire marketing campaign around using human curators instead of relying on recommendation algorithms.
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Here the curators, who are also the editors of the catalog, map out both points of friction and collaboration.
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The museum is also confronting concerns from curators, which were detailed in a recent confidential memo to Met executives.
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Countering misleading information begins not with curators, but by a recognition of the boundaries of our own echo chambers.
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For instance, the percentage of nonwhite curators has risen to 16 percent in 2018 from 12 percent in 2015.
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And I'd be surprised if the curators, who often feature feminist work, hadn't anticipated some of my responses here.
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The curators of the MFA show cite an exchange between the two painters to underscore Bush's love of color.
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It did find many more Latino curators and exhibitions of Latino art, as well as robust programming around it.
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Curious about the history of these softly colored walls, DV curators Leyden Rodriguez-Casanova did a bit of research.
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More importantly, though, how can curators capture the qualities of improvisation and witnessing that make live performance so compelling?
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Amazon's strategic brilliance is in reducing the friction for these professionals to have their concepts vetted by Prime's curators.
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This discussion series features the 2017 McKnight Visual Artist Fellows in conversation with nationally-renown art curators and critics.
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Invited participants ranged from artists, curators, writers, filmmakers, professors, activists, and programmers, to architects and performers, with many crossovers.
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Credit goes to the curators for the placement of this flag, which offers a window to the exit sign.
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The curators of dOGUMENTA believe an exhibition for animals gives dog owners a chance to really understand their pets.
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The Association of Hysteric Curators has organized the Soft Bytes animation festival, featuring the work of dozens of artists.
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What they contain has been rethought by a team of curators — from department chiefs down to assistant curators — intent on telling a different, more inclusive, less-definitive story that will not only encompass artists from around the world and integrate media but also play down the traditional dominance of painting and sculpture.
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Image: St. Neots MuseumThe museum's curators recently decided to give an actual face to one of its most popular items.
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Because the curators respect the spirit of understatement, the exhibition is no more didactic than Buchanan's restrained and elliptical work.
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The V&A's curators and staffers are, understandably, thrilled about this new collection's potential for research, exhibitions, publications, and more.
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" The MoU adds that "all curatorial, exhibition, and programming decisions shall be governed by MAP, its curators, and advisory panel.
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Its curators invited him to examine it, and Kelly became the first aboriginal man to hold it in two centuries.
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Speaking out about money is even harder for women, who, Wellmann notes, feel vulnerable around male peers, gallerists, or curators.
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That means that the curators are primed to help us imagine the future of digital arts and gaming for decades.
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But after nearly a month of hands-on investigation, Licon said curators have removed several other pieces from museum displays.
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Known, it would seem, only to museum curators and a handful of collectors, Beck has achieved cult status, at best.
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The Shenzhen Biennale fired Gary Xu as one of its inaugural edition curators following allegations of sexual assault and harassment.
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Using interdisciplinary and object-based approaches, BGC faculty trains the next generation of curators, museum and arts professionals, and educators.
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Analysis by the Washington Post found the Trending box repeatedly surfaced false and misleading stories after the curators were fired.
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Suggested tours have also been curated by renowned curators and art world professionals, found here at 'GOS2019 Self-Guided Tours.
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In an interview with both curators, Mings said it was important to memorialize Medu by recreating that moment in time.
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Play is political to me, and I gravitate towards other artists, curators, and critics who tend to share this view.
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Curators Nichols and Pascale should be applauded for their efforts to recreate the look of the original Hairy Who exhibitions.
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Today, that great backlog of work has allowed curators to pull off a stunning and unforeseen exhibition of performance art.
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The content of these new screens will come from tweets, chosen by a mix of computer algorithms and human curators.
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This hands-on training is joined with international fieldwork and internships with leading curators in major institutions throughout the world.
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Aira, however, believes one shouldn't reduce art to the business of art: the world of curators, gallerists, critics, and archivists.
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That said, many former employees suspect that Facebook's eventual goal is to replace its human curators with a robotic one.
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As Gizmodo previously reported, Facebook's trending section is run largely like a newsroom and curators can "inject" and "blacklist" topics.
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The video below shows one of their curators interacting with this tool (the video shows interaction at 203x actual speed).
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Image: APToday, Facebook announced that human curators will no longer write short descriptions that accompany trending topics on the site.
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Their intellectual leadership (curators, directors, and educators) remain overwhelmingly white and, in comparison to the rest of society, quite homogenous.
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A Gizmodo report earlier this year alleged that Facebook's human Trend curators used their editorial freedom to suppress conservative trends.
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Each is singularly exemplary in itself and the curators have wisely avoided trying to force them all into a narrative.
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It seems a crop of independent curators have arrived and are up for the challenge, while further democratizing the role.
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We will do so with respect for the participants of the biennial, the curators, and the staff of the museum.
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Our graduates go on to work as artists and scholars, curators and community organizers, arts administrators, educators and cultural innovators.
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Adler said that he has noticed a rising tide of attention from younger collectors and curators for Johnson's unusual creations.
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The curators of Ode to the Sea told me he takes pride in being one of the best detainee-artists.
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That's why programs and curators like Toronto Women in Music, Women in Music Canada, GYALCAST, and Work in Progress exist.
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Museums and institutions are tracking Instagram geotags and encouraging their curators to build shows that will boost social media metrics.
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Curators, ask yourself how many opportunities have gone solely to able bodies and whether disability and neurodiversity even receive consideration.
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Reports on Monday emerged that contractors working as "curators" in Facebook's trending topics section were omitting conservative news topics. Sen.
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Curators of The Show have selected pieces from the artist's stockpile of TV-set sculptures that fit with each theme.
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But when the company ran into financial difficulties the money dried up, says Wunika Mukan, one of the festival's curators.
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Its curators did nothing but conserve it, hoping that new technology might one day emerge to make the scroll legible.
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Try to avoid the predictable and familiar, the market-approved or academically sanctioned, or what other curators have already done.
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In a statement, a Facebook spokesperson reiterated that the curators were subject to guidelines meant to guard against political bias.
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To get started, fill out your profile on the website, which will help steer the curators in the right direction.
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Curators ask if they're necessary anymore, wonder if they'll be replaced by technology and argue over who gets the title.
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His father, Kasper, is one of Germany's best-known curators and a former director of the Museum Ludwig in Cologne.
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The online resource connecting artists with curators, gallerists, and other collaborators is free for students from graduate and undergraduate programs.
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In the future, I'd love to work with independent curators or artists who are interested in putting together an exhibition.
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It has become commonplace for hip-hop's biggest artists to see themselves as globalist curators, absorbing and spreading new sounds.
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Chad Alligood, one of the exhibition's curators, said that it had provided Crystal Bridges with "a fantastic baseline" for experimenting.
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Ms. Ambrosini also knew sympathetic curators at the Scottish National Galleries, and in March 2012, she met with officials there.
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Curators Bea Crespo and Rosa M. Maurell selected shots of the artist in private photos never meant for the public.
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It's safe to say that the museum's curators, Matt Harkins and Viviana Olen, have a knack for pop cultural commentary.
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They aim to image specimens more quickly, and make their software and equipment available to other museum curators and researchers.
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However, the exhibition title's date range (22019–1980), chosen by curators Martino Stierli, Vladimir Kulić, and Anna Kats, is significant.
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"These are works that have long been admired despite their unfinished state," says Andrea Bayer, one of the show's curators.
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A staggering number of musicians, writers, curators, and filmmakers have depended on federal support at some point in their careers.
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Three curators, hired on two-year contracts and working individually, made the acquisitions and organized group shows of their purchases.
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One River Point's rotating exhibition program will include shows conceived in collaboration with artists, guest curators and Miami arts institutions.
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"American museums need to do a better job of hiring, cultivating, retaining and promoting curators of color," Mr. Tommasino said.
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Aside from the Linklaters, the curators present only one other contemporary indigenous artist, the Saskatchewan-based, Métis artist Edward Poitras.
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Preserving and restoring furniture from bygone eras has been a skill treasured for centuries among designers, curators and collectors alike.
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In other hands, a group of curators might have sought to ease an audience's confusion, to explain and build narratives.
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Throughout the exhibition, it feels like the curators just assume that visitors will be able to sort fact from fiction.
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"We acquired works there every year," Ms. Feldman added, noting than some of her Minneapolis curators had served as vetters.
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The curators emphasized that they don't encounter the same conflicts of interest as galleries do, as they don't represent artists.
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This 6-month fellowship is ideal for curators looking to develop and extend their writing practice beyond galleries and museums.
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Ryan believes this retail tech push will eventually aim to turn more and more employees into style guides and curators.
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It resembles five biographies woven together against a background populated mostly by men: Abstract Expressionist painters, critics, dealers and curators.
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In addition to photographs, the book contains essays, criticism and poems by more than 20 curators, art historians and writers.
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Their curators say they are demonstrating the birth of an idea, acknowledging a developmental pivot point or preserving an era.
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The curators are aiming to "examine the meaning of art from Asia in an increasingly global context," said Mr. Tan.
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Regardless of how the curators present the work, "Kulturegeschichte 222–229" will always push up against the desire for comprehensibility.
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There's no guarantee that the material his curators gather and commit to preserving will turn out to be historically important.
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BILLY FRIST I'm not crazy about having curators over because they're so damn smart, and they've seen all this stuff.
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"There are a group of curators and collectors who are certainly against this," she said, of Ruby's crossover into fashion.
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Museum curators were taking notice of the East Village art scene; newly minted art collectors had their checkbooks in hand.
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" But one of the curators said to me, "Look, the brick maker, Zabina, has written his name on the top.
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Only nine female artists appear in the show, a poor representation that the curators say they are acutely aware of.
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"Twenty or 30 years ago, curators were almost as dusty as the dusty objects that they looked after," he said.
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But he said he sometimes felt that curators wished he would withdraw from the Neo-Expressionist exhibitions they were organizing.
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That's not necessarily a problem, especially if curators deploy these objects smartly within the museum's new, less canonistic collection display.
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Many of the totem poles that adorned and surrounded their long houses were carted off by collectors and museum curators.
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Tráfico Visual has also been included in the traveling exhibition Publishing Against the Grain, organized by Independent Curators International (ICI).
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Vincent Delieuvin, one of the exhibition's two curators, rejected the suggestion that the special opening hours were a publicity stunt.
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Thirty years later, we are fighting the same cultural battles, and the curators who emerged then are today's besieged leaders.
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Mr. Herzog and Mr. de Meuron look back on decades of collaboration not only as designers but also as curators.
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MoMA's curators will be regularly rotating the collection displays; come April, all 20 of the westernmost galleries will be rehung.
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The group brings together teachers, students, scholars, librarians, archivists, filmmakers and museum curators to make the city's history more accessible.
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It is no coincidence that these artists and curators also judge and receive the national art prizes again and again.
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When: Monday, January 27, 6:30-8pm Where: ICI (401 Broadway, Suite 1620, Manhattan) More info at Independent Curators International
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"Conceptualizing the exhibition, it was very clear that we would all have equal stakes as curators and organizers," Amirsoleymani said.
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Artists, art collectors, curators and the scenesters who surround them are in Miami this week for Art Basel Miami Beach.
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Artists, art collectors, curators, and the scenesters who surround them are in Miami this week for Art Basel Miami Beach.
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He added that the show was not his idea and that he had been approached by curators at Somerset House.
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Students go on to careers as arts writers, curators, researchers, educators, consultants, and professionals in museums, galleries, and arts institutions.
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What is valuable, some curators say, is making both the artwork and the museum projects important to the student body.
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Unable to begin my mural, I instead join two of the curators of Artmossphere on a day of museum-going.
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Look through all of the curators' selections and tell us which is your favorite political work of art and why.
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"It's signed by Neal, but we have yet to understand where it belongs," Aaron Goldsman, one of the curators, said.
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The Neues Museum showed that "curators can live with restrictions," said Jörg Haspel, head of the Berlin Heritage Conservation Authority.
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Before giving my reasons, I want to clarify that I admire the work of the curators of the Havana Biennial.
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What will become of the true cinema and all that gatekeepers and other Curators of Cinematic Kindred Spirits hold dear?
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It is a theme that befits the struggles of the artists included, as well as those of its adolescent curators.
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An active program of visiting artists, curators and writers is designed to address the evolving cultural conversations of our time.
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There are also many more strong women — as artists, but also as curators — who are willing to take a stand.
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Curators Fintan Boyle and Matt Freedman also postponed the opening of their show Fish Tank at the LIU Humanities Gallery.
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The curators have apparently decided to be self-conscious and transparent — to contrast the authority and opacity of the CCF.
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The curators have elegantly arranged the photographs in a sequence so that their subjects' clothes form a rainbow of colors.
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In the process, the exhibition subtly underscores and then critiques the consequences of the display choices made by museum curators.
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The headlines that imply the curators or HKADC are against free speech are contradicted by Thuk and Pau's track records.
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The author of Ways of Seeing had a profound impact on generations of artists, critics, historians, curators, and art lovers.
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They not only have to navigate the gender inequality and bias, but also market-driven choices on behalf of curators.
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These are not failures of the exhibition's curators as much as demonstrations of how early we are in the conversation.
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"The reason so many curators listen to us is because we are not a gallery, we are not dealers, and we do not represent artists — our list is more academic," he said, noting that there are few residency programs like K11 Art Village in Wuhan and hardly anyone organizing tours for foreign curators in China.
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"Previously, the technology hasn't been there so curators have put it to one side to be dealt with later," Fraser said.
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We have to become curators of the kind of information that we are intaking and what we're putting out there, too.
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I was simply making the point that perceptions based on curated feeds are designed to reflect the images of their curators.
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NT: And then suddenly, I think curators looked over their shoulder and realized education departments were doing the most interesting work.
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In 2016, Gizmodo ran a report about "news curators" for Facebook's trending topics section admitting that they often suppressed conservative news.
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Last year, museum curators finally opened the lid, and to their shock, the coffin contained an actual mummy—bandages and all.
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In a rare move, archaeologists and curators at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem rushed to put the piece on public display.
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One of the best parts of the Cooper Hewitt's new online database of objects is how the curators link them together.
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But building a completely personalized algorithmic feed is hard, and takes either a lot of computer guesswork or expensive human curators.
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Andrew Fitzgerald, an experienced journalist who worked as our curation lead, created and led a team of curators with relevant backgrounds.
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I can see a case for this being a feature for businesses only, which are already impersonal and act as curators.
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Facebook reviews and logs the actions of the curators and any violation of its guidelines is a "fireable offense", Stocky said.
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Curators and art critics like Nat Muller, who were in Lebanon in anticipation of the event, were understanding of the announcement.
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Curators, who used to be seen (and saw themselves) as experts, are now having to act more like facilitators or mentors.
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Apart from its in-house curators, Twitter has partnered with a number of companies who will contribute to Moments in Australia.
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The Show will include more than 12 AIPAD Talks with prominent curators, collectors, artists, and journalists; and three special loan exhibitions.
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The challenge for all museum curators is to think about how each work of art can be best experienced by visitors.
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The update also adds vertical video (a la Snapchat) and in-app curators who create custom playlists, Free: iOS and Android
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As the ambitious enterprise draws to a close, artists, curators, writers, and educators must now consider what the next steps are.
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Pandora's curators will also handpick tracks that are good for sharing, including the current top hits and those that are trending.
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While machines tag films frame by frame, the curators interrogate bias and find references between directors that a machine would miss.
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Today, the disused factory, now a park showcasing the city's industrial heritage, gives work to dozens of curators, artists and athletes.
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The curators are keener on globalisation than are most French policymakers, cheering global trade's ability to boost incomes across the world.
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The curators of the first Biennial, Sarah Herda and Joseph Grima, were crucial in persuading Ms Williams to exhibit the work.
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I charge everyone who cares about art and culture to hold us all accountable — the artists, the curators, and the institutions.
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Why do you think that the artist has suddenly become popular with curators, museums, and gallerists over the past three years?
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Earlier this year it dumped its news curators after a news report accused them of favoring mainstream media over conservative media.
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The app was down for almost four months before new safety measures were implemented, including human curators who read every post.
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Any investment proposal for the DAO had to be approved by a group called the Curators, who were picked by Slock.it.
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It was so popular that the curators elected to keep it on view a year longer than its originally planned run.
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The former curator is politically conservative, one of a very small handful of curators with such views on the trending team.
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It's a service so ingenious and essential you hope other curators and government employees can figure out ways to provide it.
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Students work with leading curators, making exhibitions and other curatorial projects, delving into history and theory, while doing thorough practical training.
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Apparently, interest from the curators at the Melbourne Museum also cooled, as the shark began to deteriorate in its forgotten tank.
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But from that arises the question: Who will drive those curators to push the boundaries further, before they get too comfortable?
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They essentially serve as curators of talent, placing one child athlete into the mix of others who may be more gifted.
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These are initially written by curators and put into the museum's content management system, created and managed by Tallon's digital team.
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From the start, the curators seem to have no problem including Paris-based Soutine in a show supposedly focusing on London.
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"The journey to Venice Biennale has been about two years in the making," explains one of the exhibit's curators, Adenrele Sonariwo.
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The defense emphasized that there was no factual basis to Cenedella's allegations, especially because most curators operate on their subjective tastes.
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The plaintiff's lawyers rebuffed this claim, arguing that the artists, critics, and curators study specific methodologies in school for evaluating art.
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If they ever find out what we did, I hope that Rosado-Seijo and the Biennial's curators will not be angry.
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Critics and curators took note, recognizing affinities with the New Image style of visually arresting emblems superimposed on abstract, brushy grounds.
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The installation of these galleries has long been the closely guarded aegis of one or two top curators in the department.
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I.C.I. was established in New York in 1975 to support independent curators and had been focused on putting together traveling exhibitions.
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A recurring complaint from artists and curators is that spaces exhibiting contemporary art have conservative agendas, are rigid and are scarce.
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The trending list is produced by editors, called "curators," who process a list of topics and stories generated by an algorithm.
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Choose one object mentioned in the article, explaining why you believe the museum's curators chose to include it in the collection.
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Supervised by staff curators, these exhibits are the true indicators of how an institution thinks about art as evidence of history.
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Museum curators put much stall in authenticity and take great pleasure in sharing the treasures in their care with the public.
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Their choice of guest curators and headlining acts have played a heavy hand in this, with past editions featuring Godspeed You!
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Curators Larissa Harris and Patricia C. Phillips are wise to hang the manifesto at the very start of the Queens show.
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But in 2016, Gizmodo published allegations that Facebook's human curators for Trending had biased the feature to suppress politically conservative topics.
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They are subsequently approved by news curators, who serve no greater role other than writing a brief description of the issue.
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The company is focused on reducing inefficiencies for music curation using artificial intelligence by augmenting the important work of human curators.
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The reaction to Gizmodo's article should ensure neutrality on the part of any future curators Facebook hires to certify trending news.
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The curators do not shy away from what they've uncovered in the primary didactics for the show or its scholarly catalogue.
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I hope you will consider presenting this statement I have written to the show curators as a followup to those pieces.
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Rarely can curators, collectors, art dealers, and art enthusiasts see so many internationally recognized artists working under one roof in Manhattan.
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For the Biennale's curators, the mirror is a tool to see the self but unreliable one because of its various distortions.
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Reports emerged Monday that contractors working as "curators" for Facebook omitted stories by conservative news sites from the platform's trending topics.
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Curators scour the globe for local artists' work to both help creators find a market and to make affordable art available.
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"The moment we started talking about it with the curators, someone said, 'Oh, it's the Williamsburg hipster hat,'" Ms. Antonelli said.
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At the same time, the curators display artifacts, photographs, videos and audio recordings that show the wider context of his work.
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Over the years, Ms. Fioratti said, curators who visited had told her they were interested in procuring it for their collections.
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I bet the Met's ranks are full of young curators with better ideas for digital programming than this show's vacuous chatter.
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El Museo del Barrio is hosting a few videos that feature artists and curators speaking about issues germane to the institution.
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Among museum curators, conservators, educators and leaders, the study found that only 4 percent are African-American, and 3 percent Hispanic.
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Unlike Snapchat, though, Instagram is going to pull all of these Stories together using only software algorithms instead of human curators.
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Mr. Rugoff has forsworn any reanimations of neglected older figures, whom curators often use to shape a biennial's plan of attack.
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We wonder what the curators of the 2019 Whitney Biennale have planned, as well as the artists on the Biennale list.
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PARIS — At first, it is unclear why curators at the Louvre chose to squeeze the 31 paintings into two small rooms.
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Their ultimate mission is to provide a space of support and advice for female curators that is devoid of any rivalry.
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Curators here see education as part of their mission, and say it's important that young people engage with the natural world.
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By including the latter, the curators "wanted to emphasize the fact that identity cannot be reduced to territorial lines," they said.
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For the curators, the artists featured in the show are defining the political debate about political representation in the Internet Age.
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In addition to directing Nature Morte gallery, Jain runs Saat Saath Arts, a foundation devoted to bringing international curators to India.
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The former curators Gizmodo interviewed started to feel like they were training a machine, one that would eventually take their jobs.
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As the show's title may suggest, its curators believe that even buildings and floor plans can be seen as readymade objects.
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There, he lived out his myths, becoming, as the curators here point out, the marginal figure he had idolized in Brazil.
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She spent many days walking through the galleries, examining paintings and artifacts, talking to curators, and analyzing the museum's artistic needs.
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It was another sign, if one were needed, that the French emperor continues to fascinate collectors and curators across the globe.
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Curators fitted several full enagua skirts and square-cut embroidered huipil blouses — some bearing traces of paint and ink — onto mannequins.
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"This is definitely the year of the independents," said James Buttery, editor of QP Magazine and one of the show's curators.
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"We are delighted to appoint Nabila, Osei, Valentina, and Devika as Curators at Tate Modern," said Tate Modern's director Frances Morris.
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If any of the items in this exhibition makes visitors want to throw up, the curators have thought of this, too.
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Curators are also asked to mind their language, respect other people's views and refrain from sharing racist, sexist or homophobic sentiments.
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But curators say they received no objections from the Police Department or City Hall while they were putting the exhibit together.
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It was at this moment, the curators said, that Leonardo transitioned from sculpture to painting, and made painting his lifelong vocation.
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That the images were selected by an international panel of scientists, academics and curators is evident in their variety and depth.
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Curators from all three museums put together the program of events with input from focus groups of locals, academics and activists.
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This month, however, collectors, curators and journalists were back in force in Istanbul, lured by a string of high-profile openings.
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But curators describe an immense distance yet to be traveled before Native American art is given its due in public collections.
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The curators have dispensed with the phrase — deleting it from both wall texts and catalog — taking a more audacious, encompassing tack.
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Some fifty activists waved banners and chanted at curators, collectors, and gallerists, forcing the museum to close for a few hours.
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Some curators for the section allegedly "suppressed" trending conservative stories, while others linked to articles from neutral outlets over partisan ones.
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It is a cornerstone in Ms. Ringgold's career, according to curators, representing the moment when she transitioned from paintings to quilts.
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Students meet weekly with curators at museums throughout Boston to study concepts ranging from symmetry and texture to form and motion.
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The curators put biographies of the artists on the walls and wrote of the context in which works had been produced.
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According to the biennial curators, who suggested the artists for the Tiffany collaboration, twists and turns were part of the process.
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Phase 1 of the redesign began this month, when curators installed an introduction video at the start of the museum tour.
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Everything on view has been vetted by expert curators and conservators, since the fair was historically a shopping mart for museums.
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Academics and museum curators have learned more about Monroe's faith through letters from Rabbi Robert Goldburg, who presided over her conversion.
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It is not the case that associate curators would definitely be represented by the union; that issue is still being negotiated.
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Our role, as a cultural space, is to shed light on the work of curators and Brazilian artists to inspire reflection.
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The curators of "We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965-85" do better than that just by doing their homework.
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The British Museum is hiring a team of curators specifically dedicated to monitoring the rampant looting of Egyptian and Nubian artifacts.
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The museum director Jo-Anne Danzker, in describing the project, refers pointedly to 'citizen curators' exchanging their ideas with the museum.
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In an open letter, 235 artists, curators, politicians, and more called for the costly and logistically complex project to be scrapped.
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Artists know how good Dodd is, even if museum curators are too busy looking around for the next hot young artist.
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Admittedly, what first piqued my interest in Double Lives was how the museum's curators would accommodate an exhibition entirely about music.
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The art community has become involved, too, with a group of artists, critics, curators, and dealers proposing a #J20 art strike.
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Though art historians and curators have in recent years sought to diversify the traditional canon of Great 20th Century Artists — i.e.
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And his opaque answer points to larger questions — are the curators reading a critique onto the work that was never intended?
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In response, a group of 79 artists, curators, and arts workers — including artists Christian Boltanski and Oscar Murillo, curators Hans-Ulrich Obrist and Pablo Leon de la Barra, and Tate Modern director Frances Morris — published an open letter in Libération in support of Rodriguez and calling on France's Culture Minister, Françoise Nyssen, to look into the issue.
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Steam's interface hasn't made wading through the crud any more efficient, and attempts to turn users into curators hasn't fared much better.
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Rather than remembering Maar as Picasso's iconic "Weeping Woman," curators Damarice Amao and Karolina Ziebinska-Lewandowska choose a more redemptive, beguiling narrative.
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As well as the subgenres identified by the curators, these paintings can be roughly divided into two broader categories: meditative and narrative.
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Artists Re:Thinking the Blockchain, is a collection of contributions from artists, curators, writers, and software designer, is available via Liverpool University Press.
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The group show is the inaugural project of VR and AR-focused curators Lindsay Saunders and Kelly Vicars' newly formed Dream Logic.
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Two teams of animal curators and keepers from the zoo and police officers circled the area where the peacocks were last seen.
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Following the news of Kanders's resignation, the artists have asked the biennial curators to no longer remove their work from the galleries.
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The conversation was casual yet dynamic, with the curators serving as excellent facilitators that engaged everyone in the intimate but packed venue.
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Its Education Outreach Program sent 161 artists and 11 curators to teach in 1,170 public school students in four schools in Brooklyn.
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But after spending time in my home city meeting curators, organizers, and artists, I realize I could not have been more mistaken.
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Artists, collectors, curators, and dealers are all needed for the system to function, but the role of critics is up for grabs.
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To commemorate its tenth anniversary, curators Sara and Marc Schiller are releasing a new book, Eleven Spring: A Celebration of Street Art.
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Edwin Janzen writes: The curators even consulted a medium to channel Lefèvre's spirit, and thus to glean his feedback on the show.
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Rather, the four curators ask viewers to reflect on the somewhat messy task of engaging with American discourse through an intersectional lens.
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The people behind them are more like curators than users, and often keep it consistent when it comes to framing and filters.
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At a generation of artists, writers, creators, curators, and crusaders that have redefined our culture, and who we have helped to empower.
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Art can't be reduced to the small number of artists who have won a popularity contest among bigtime dealers, curators and collectors.
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The show was "a vessel that transcends all boundaries, that transcends time," said Raneem Farsi, one of the two female Saudi curators.
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Curators Candice Hopkins and Tairone Bastien provocatively named the biennial The Shoreline Dilemma, homing in on the pressing issue of climate change.
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The curators at the Factory struggled to come up with a rationale for showing the work of these artists side by side.
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Now the head of the New Genres program at SFAI, Lynnerup agrees with Rhoades that training curators while eliminating jobs is questionable.
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"The cognitive era will create new jobs, such as robot monitoring professionals, data scientists, automation specialists, and content curators," the report said.
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Exhibitions can last for months, even years, so art's arrangement is far too important to be left solely to academically-minded curators.
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The shows come in the form of a playlist, with segments from the curators explaining why they chose the songs they picked.
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In each case, the curators did an excellent job tailoring the show to the unique location and mission of its host institution.
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At present, Curators can simply list their favorite games on the platform, but Valve is reportedly adding a swath of new features.
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This shift in tone was the expressed ambition of the show's co-curators and longtime exhibition-makers, Rocco DePietro and Gloria Pritschet.
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In Post-Nature—A Museum as an Ecosystem, the curators will use the exhibition to reconsider the museum as a social model.
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"There is excitement in every object," says Colin Prescod, chair of the Institute of Race Relations and an advisor to the curators.
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Facebook also did not investigate the full duration of time during which former curators interviewed by Gizmodo actually worked for the company.
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The "Jungle" landscapes of Calais began to emerge not in January 2015 but as far back as the 1990s, the curators say.
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"Through the stories of the various curators, not one Sweden is conveyed, but several," the government wrote on its official project website.
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Yet far from offering the visitor total interpretative autonomy, artists and curators tend to have fixed ideas about what their emptiness means.
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We wanted to help future curators and conservators to understand what they can do according to what the artist would have wanted.
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Spend summer or fall in the Canadian Rocky Mountains at an artist residency or symposium for professional artists, curators, and arts researchers.
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The co-curators of the show, Sebastian Hackenschmidt and Hermann Czech, an Austrian architect, have amassed several hundred examples of Frank's work.
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What's gotten Kansas Republicans so upset — and museum curators at the University of Kansas and other universities so concerned — is this flag.
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Sounds like a dry mission statement, but the creative curators of the museum have taken this vision to new and unexpected places.
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A conference running June 30–July 73 brings together creators, curators, and scholars of South Asian American art from across the country.
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Benjamin was an exceptionally prescient thinker and writer, and I'm eager to see how the curators translate his vision into an exhibition.
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Facebook denied the allegations and its internal investigation found no proof, but it vowed to better train Trend curators to avoid bias.
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With largely unfounded concern, museum administrators, curators and other critics worried audiences would be disgusted when shown vivid details about human anatomy.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Patience" is a word that critics and curators often use when dealing with Robert Grosvenor's work.
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Gizmodo explicitly stated that it was unclear whether Facebook management was ever aware of any political bias among its contract news curators.
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At this Biennale, artists — and curators — of color are the majority, yet this alone is not its primary subject nor its intention.
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The human curators help to de-dupe the content, and find items that represent the best deal with the best shipping options.
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In staging New Waves, the first solo exhibition on Melehi in the UK, the curators at Mosaic Rooms faced a hefty challenge.
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On a recent preview tour led by the museum's curators and architects, the underground hall looked both impressive and a bit eerie.
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Not that this has deterred a collection of event curators, toiling away behind the scenes to give you something else to play.
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Not that this has deterred a collection of event curators, toiling away behind the scenes to give you something else to play.
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As the work of these three curators shows, the playing field for this sector of the games industry is vast and varied.
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The new update would allow recommendations from curators that users follow to appear in the main capsule banner and as highlights elsewhere.
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The museum has a full-time staff of 308, including 19 curators and departments from ancient Egyptian to contemporary and feminist art.
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Mr. Thune also asked directly whether the curators had "in fact manipulated the content," something Facebook denied in a statement on Monday.
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This hands-on training is joined with international fieldwork and internships with leading curators as mentors in major institutions throughout the world.
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Definers sent the document, which was titled "Apple News Curators' Political Donations," as an unsolicited pitch to a CNN employee this summer.
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In the refugee crisis and ensuing public discourse, the curators saw an opportunity to make a more permanent alteration to the structure.
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Instead, curators from both museums changed places, engaged in research in their counterpart institutions, and then returned home to organize an exhibition.
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But most of these employees — whether they are called curators, reporters, editors or something else — make editorial choices that reach huge audiences.
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Scientists, archaeologists, curators, historians and conservators are collaborating on testing these writings and crumbs of ancient pigments to unlock the ink recipes.
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By nature temporary, the artistic occupation of these spaces should be entrusted to the curators who are in charge of programming them.
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The Tulsa Artist Fellowship program seeks a variety of contemporary arts disciplines, including arts workers such as curators, publishers and artistic collaborations.
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While the collectors are away, the curators will play — at least, that's the mantra many New York galleries are adopting this summer.
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The cash prize will be awarded to an emerging artist working in print by a jury of curators, collectors and allied professionals.
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"You can't find curators with the right training and knowledge of European art in American art graduate programs anymore," Mr. Sainty said.
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One-off events covering huge geocultural swaths, the shows have been assembled by short-term curators who chose mainly market-vetted work.
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Next month, the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art will present a panel of curators (moderated by this reporter) discussing their practices.
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Another tic of biennials is their expansionist tendency: Tired of the white cube, artists and curators would rather inhabit shops, hospitals, schools.
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