Wednesday, July 5, 2017

In The Age Of The Curator, Are Degrees In Curatorship Worth Anything?

"Though it was originally an occupation that kept one behind the scenes, the appointment of curatorial posts is now fodder for news headlines, particularly when it comes to events like documenta or the Venice Biennale. More and more frequently, critics evaluate exhibitions based on how they are developed or formulated—thereby placing the responsibility of a show’s success directly upon the curator’s shoulders, and proving that they are no longer considered merely an overseer of collections or exhibitions. As the position becomes more high-profile, the crop of those aspiring to be curators grows, with more universities offering specialized programs in the field."



Article source here:Arts Journal

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