Curate

/ˈkjʊə.reɪt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person who selects and organizes the contents of a museum or other collection.

The curator of the art gallery was praised for her innovative exhibits.

verb

To select, organize, and look after the items in a collection or exhibition.

The museum will curate a new exhibit featuring contemporary artists.

To prepare and oversee the content of a website, social media account, or other media.

She decided to curate a blog focused on sustainable living and eco-friendly practices.

To carefully choose and present information or materials for a specific purpose.

He curated a playlist of songs for the wedding reception.

From Latin 'curatus', meaning 'to take care of'.

curate content

To select and organize information or media for presentation.

curate an exhibition

To oversee and arrange an art or historical display.

curated experience

A customized or tailored experience based on selected elements.

curator

A person who manages or oversees a collection or exhibition.

collection

A group of objects or works of art that are curated.

exhibit

A public display of items, often organized by a curator.

To expertly assemble or organize something trendy.

She really knows how to curate her Instagram feed.

To sift through to find the best bits.

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