What are curatorial strategies?

Curatorial Strategies is an art consultancy for collectors, artists, and institutions. From high-level conception to meticulous execution, we provide a range of services that increase the accessibility and legacy of art and ideas—creating greater impact and more meaning.

What do I need to be a curator?

Curators typically need a master’s degree in art history, history, archaeology, or museum studies. Students with internship experience may have an advantage in the competitive job market. In small museums, curator positions may be available to applicants with a bachelor’s degree.

What kind of knowledge does a curator need?

Both graduate education and practical experience are required for people who wish to become curators. Aside from an extensive knowledge of history and art, it is useful to have a basic understanding of chemistry, restoration techniques, museum studies, and even physics and public relations.

What skills does a museum curator need?

Qualifications for Museum Curator

• Experience with museum databases and other applications.
• More education, experience, or a specialty in specific fields may be beneficial.
• understanding of collection and fundraising.
• Strong eye for detail and strong design instincts.
• Solid negotiation, resource management, and people skills.

How do you curate art?

These simple tips will help you curate your art collection like a professional:

1. Focus on the Room’s Energy. What kind of energy do you want to feel in your living room?
2. Create a Theme for Each Space.
3. Coordinate Art with Furniture.
4. Thoughtfully Grow Your Collection.
5. Use Matching Frames for Wall Art.

What is curating in art?

To ‘curate an exhibit’ is to create a collection of works by the same or different artists that have some commonality for an involved interpretation of the material, for an intended audience.