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curators
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策展人
someone who is in charge of a museum, taking care of a collection, artwork, etc.
A curator is a person responsible for organizing and managing a collection of items in a museum, gallery, or other cultural institution. They select and arrange artworks, historical objects, or artifacts for display, ensuring that exhibitions are educational, interesting, and well-organized. Curators also research and explain the items in their care, often working on creating educational labels and categorizing the collection. They may also be involved in organizing special events or exhibitions and collaborating with other experts to improve the presentation and understanding of the collection.
- The museum curator is responsible for preserving and interpreting the art collection.
博物馆馆长负责保存和解释艺术收藏品。
- She consulted with the curator to learn more about the historical artifacts on display.
她咨询了策展人以了解更多关于展出的历史文物。
- The curator organized a special exhibition featuring rare manuscripts from the library's archives.
策展人组织了一个特别展览，展出了图书馆档案中的稀有手稿。
- As a curator, he oversees the acquisition and cataloging of new artworks for the museum.
作为策展人，他负责监督博物馆新艺术品的收购和编目工作。
- The curator's expertise in art history ensures accurate interpretation of the museum's exhibits.
策展人在艺术史方面的专业知识确保了博物馆展品的准确解读。
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