Art curator

The Art World at Home with Jenée-Daria Strand, curatorial assistant at the Brooklyn Museum's Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art

An art curator is responsible for many aspects of a museum's collection. Learn what it takes to become one, along with salary and other considerations.

In layman's word, an art curator is a professional who manages the ongoing chores of the gallery.

Someone who has a good eye for interior design, and more specifically a knack for selecting the best artwork to occupy a space, should consider a career as an art consultant. Consultants are hired by corporations, hotels, health care facilities, smaller businesses and private art collectors.

Deaccessioning old works can be a complicated and fraught process. But even museums have to spring-clean now and then.

An art curator is responsible for many aspects of a museum's collection. Learn what it takes to become one, along with salary and other considerations.

Art curators continue to plan exhibitions, but their process is a little different now.

An art curator is responsible for many aspects of a museum's collection. Learn what it takes to become one, along with salary and other considerations.

“When I travel, I try to see as much as art as can. I see more when I travel than when I’m at home in London, as that’s devoted to family time. I love time spending time with my family and doing really normal things, like cooking on the weekend, puttering around. I meditate every day." _ Westphal

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