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Image via Complex Original Curators are experts at spotting the next big thing.
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Image via Complex Original But they also look to the past and do their research.
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Image via Complex Original They're protectors of art history.
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Image via Complex Original And they know how to bridge the past and present in their exhibitions.
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Image via Complex Original Curators decide how works are displayed in museums and galleries.
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Image via Complex Original Which means they determine how we experience an art show.
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Image via Complex Original They often try to provoke their audiences.
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Image via Complex Original And they act as interpreters for art.
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Image via Complex Original The best curators make people say, "I didn't know you could do that."
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Image via Complex Original Unlike artists, curators come up with ideas instead of visualizing them.
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Image via Complex Original At the same time, they help artists realize projects without overstepping their visions.
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Image via Complex Original And they often act as cheerleaders for the artists they represent.
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Image via Complex Original But they don't only focus on their artists.
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Image via Complex Original Curators are typically creative in all aspects of their lives.
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Image via Complex Original They are chameleons, taking on other roles when needed.
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Image via Complex Original And they collaborate when tasks are beyond their expertise.
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Image via Complex Original Specifically, they build relationships with other curators.
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Image via Complex Original Curators are constantly working to find ways to stand out in the commerical art world.
