Curator
A curator is a manager or overseer. Traditionally, a curator or keeper of a cultural heritage institution is a content specialist charged with an institution's collections and involved with the interpretation of heritage material.
People with Curator profession (First 49 people) - Page 3
Lawrence Gowing
Artist
Johannes Grenzfurthner
Austrian artist
Jodi Wille
American filmmaker
Elena Ochoa Foster
Spanish professor
Pierre Rosenberg
French art historian
Emmanuel Guigon
Museologist
Bice Curiger
Swiss art historian
Manfred Schneckenburger
German art historian
Diana Widmaier Picasso
French art historian
William Rubin
American art curator
Quentin Bajac
French museum curator
Pontus Hultén
Swedish director
Jonathan Watkins
Curator
John Armleder
Swiss artist
Marta Kuzma
Dean of the Yale School of Art
Maurizio Bortolotti
Art critic
Val Williams
Curator
John Lockwood Kipling
English teacher
Matthias Flügge
Author
Udo Kittelmann
German curator
Peter Pakesch
Austrian exhibition curator
Jane Kallir
American art dealer
Douglas Crimp
American writer
Nicolas Bourriaud
Curator
Marie Losier
Filmmaker
Gerardo Mosquera
Freelance curator
Ellen Lipton
Politician
Nancy Adajania
Art critic
Robert Polito
Poet
Lynne Cooke
Art curator
Roger Gastman
Art dealer
Aaron Rose
Norma Cole
Poet
James Cuno
American art historian
Charlotta Kotik
Writer
Marc Mayer
Canadian museum director
Carl Michael von Hausswolff
Composer
Catherine Coleman McHugh
American curator
Martti Linkola
Ethnologist
Naomi Beckwith
Curator
Clifford Owens
Performance artist
Rick Castro
American photographer
Alexander Agassiz
Louis Agassiz's son
Charlotte Cotton
Curator
Catherine de Zegher
Belgian curator
Stephen Snoddy
British visual artist
Charles Esche
Writer
