curating

In contemplating his interest in curating TechnoCRAFT, Behar said, I really saw a level of frustration with mass consumption on the part of the public.

Dorothy Spears: TechnoCRAFT at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Dorothy Spears 2010

The goal is to give the raw look a cohesive them by "curating" -increasingly, a huge buzzword in the industry right now - indie music via the hotel, the hotel's website, a widget that can be shared via Facebook and record players both in rooms and in the living room lobby area.

USATODAY.com News 2011

He showcased some great instances of what he calls "curating" -- people who take care to collect interesting information, and make it look good when presented.

jfruh's blog 2010

PinorPeg started from the idea of curating the tremendous number of products that are available online.

TechCrunch Mike Butcher 2012

'Many civilisations have developed the idea of curating objects in a way that tells a story,' he argues.

Home 2010

She came up with the idea of curating recent graduates 'work with fellow Goldsmiths textiles graduate Gavin Ramsey, who was in the same position.

Latest education news, including the university guide 2010, RAE results, higher and schools news, schools tables and further education | guardian.co.uk 2009

Steven Watson writes in one essay that "deciding who came in was owner Mickey Ruskin's way of 'curating' people."

ARTINFO: 11 Hopped-Up Art World Anecdotes from the "Max's Kansas City" Book 2010

Steven Watson writes in one essay that "deciding who came in was owner Mickey Ruskin's way of 'curating' people."

ARTINFO: 11 Hopped-Up Art World Anecdotes from the "Max's Kansas City" Book 2010

As you may already know, the program Lim is "curating" for Tour dominance seems to hinge on Armstrong constantly swallowing tiny thermometers.

Swallowing Pride: Changing Your Approach BikeSnobNYC 2010

Most fine art auction houses do the same thing, and it is called "curating" a sale.

Daniel Grant: Auctioneers as Psychologists 2010