Wilson has been curating shows and writing on art since 1975.

"It's not good for any established program to be curated from outside."

"And I want them to be curated by great artists of all kinds."

I curated that show and was the author of the catalogue.

The exhibition was curated, built and opened within eight months.

The museum was created and is curated by Nancy 3.

"Editing a book can be very similar to curating a show."

These items are curated as a tangible record of the people who have made Florida their home.

Since 2004, the club has curated an annual group musical tour.

Simon has curated many exhibitions, most of them political or social.

She has curated numerous exhibitions, particularly in the field of media art.

The first exhibition curated entirely by students was last spring.

This exhibit was curated by a group of students from Toronto.

These data have been curated and are freely available for download.

In other words, the results seem to be curated.

Resources at all grade levels are curated from content collections.

She has also curated exhibitions of historical and contemporary art.

In the three shows he's curated since December, the works of about 50 artists have been exhibited.

For a decade, Colette has curated the right bank stuff.

Southern Exposure's exhibition program is curated by a committee of artists from the community.

Carpenter stayed on until 1999, also curating additional programs in the years to follow.

Some of the art shows he has curated and organized have received worldwide recognition.

"Every work has been carefully curated to match pieces to known buyers."

Curating and adding words to the internal dictionary remains easy.

I find it hard to believe he was involved in curating it.

Most of the time he left his two curates to get on with their thing.

I look as if a curate had been taken out of me.

The next night the curate was to read us another story.

She lived in a small town with her brother, who was a curate.

The curate called on them several times more but they took no notice.

The curate looked as if he could feel those gloves even now.

I could not for a moment wish that the curate should tell it.

When the curate saw it he stood still with surprise.

There's the Curate: his wife is with him: they have no children.

The curate was putting his things back into the black bag.

Strategy, rather than force, seemed to the curate to be indicated.

A senior assistant curate, no less - do you know what that is?

I whispered for the curate several times, and at last felt my way to the door of the kitchen.

Elliott served as the curate of the church until his death in 1865.

"You come just in the right time, Smith," said the curate.

"That is not why I like them," said the curate.

There was a third brother who became a curate, but I don't know much about him.

Father Poole turned his attention to the curate standing by the door.

She seems to think it is ridiculous to be engaged to a curate.

The Jesuit and the curate quite started from their chairs.

Between 1867 and 1872 he was his father's curate, then for five years dean of Trinity.

She was the wife of the village curate and ran a dame school.

Strong was succeeded as curate in 1808 by a Fr.

"Did the curate seek the appointment because the doctor was here before him?"

After the death of his mother in 1882, Charles shared their cottage with another curate.