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HOUSE DOCKET, NO. 4402FILED ON: 7/17/2014HOUSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 4337 The Commonwealth of Massachusetts ___ PRESENTED BY:Michael J. Moran ___ To the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives

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How to fill out curatorial statements

1. Begin by gathering all the necessary information about the exhibition or event for which you are writing the curatorial statement.
2. Start by introducing yourself and provide a brief background of your qualifications and experience in curating.
3. Clearly state the theme or concept of the exhibition and explain why it is important or relevant.
4. Describe the selection process for the artworks or exhibits, highlighting any particular criteria or considerations that were taken into account.
5. Provide a brief overview of each artwork or exhibit, including the name of the artist, title of the work, medium used, and a brief description or interpretation.
6. Discuss the overall arrangement or layout of the exhibition, including any specific choices made in terms of positioning or grouping of artworks.
7. Explore any connections or relationships between the different artworks or exhibits, and explain how they contribute to the overall theme or concept.
8. Reflect on the impact or significance of the exhibition, both in terms of the audience experience and any broader cultural or societal contexts.
9. Finally, conclude with a summary of your curatorial vision and goals for the exhibition, and invite the audience to engage with the artworks or exhibits.
10. Proofread and edit your curatorial statement for clarity, coherence, and grammar before finalizing it.

Who needs curatorial statements?

1. Curatorial statements are needed by curators or organizers of art exhibitions, galleries, museums, or cultural institutions.
2. Artists may also require curatorial statements for their individual artworks when submitting proposals or applying for grants.
3. Curatorial statements can also be used to inform and engage the audience, providing them with insights and context about the exhibition or artworks.

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What is curatorial statements?

Curatorial statements are formal documents that outline the intentions, objectives, and methodologies of a curator in relation to a specific exhibition or collection. They serve as a way to communicate the curator's vision and the context of the curated works to the audience.

Who is required to file curatorial statements?

Curatorial statements are typically required to be filed by curators, artists, and institutions involved in the exhibition of artworks or collections, especially in formal or public contexts.

How to fill out curatorial statements?

To fill out curatorial statements, one should provide a clear and concise description of the exhibition theme, the significance of the works included, the criteria for selection, and any relevant context or background information that supports the curator's decisions.

What is the purpose of curatorial statements?

The purpose of curatorial statements is to articulate the curator's vision, provide context for the chosen artworks, facilitate understanding among viewers, and document the rationale behind the exhibition's organization for future reference.

What information must be reported on curatorial statements?

Curatorial statements must report information such as the exhibition title, curator's name, selected works, their descriptions, the exhibition's theme, and any other relevant contextual information that explains the exhibition's premise.