curatorial

[kyoor-uh-tawr-ee-uhl]

adjective

1. of or relating to curators or their duties.

Example Sentences

“So much of the work of our curatorial team is treasure hunting, especially when we’re talking about films that were made in the 1970s,” Homma says.

From Los Angeles Times

The administration claims it wants to develop “curatorial guidelines that reflect the Smithsonian’s original mission.”

From Salon

But no one but Trump ever attempted to strip the museum of its independent curatorial process by dictating what should and should not be featured in its many museums.

From Los Angeles Times

Sources said Lucas has been involved in curatorial decisions but did not seem engaged in the education and public programming that Jackson-Dumont had championed.

From Los Angeles Times

What we ultimately witness is the feeling of the Hammer itself praying on her altar, which is what’s brilliant about the curatorial work of the project: Its limitations become the artistic statement.

From Los Angeles Times