ISCO Occupation Group 2621.5 Exhibition Curator
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Exhibition Curator: Exhibition curators organise and display artworks and artefacts. They work in and for museums, art galleries, museums for science or history, libraries and archives, and in other cultural institutions. In general, exhibition curators work in artistic and cultural exhibition fields and events of all kinds.
Essential Skills
- Coordinate Operational Activities
- Create Solutions To Problems
- Evaluate Art Quality
- Advertise An Art Collection
- Listen Actively
- Inheritance Council Practices
- Apply Strategic Thinking
- Meet Deadlines
- Organise An Exhibition
- Work Independently On Exhibitions
- Museum Databases
- Plan Resource Allocation
- Present Reports
- Cultural Projects
- Coach Employees
- Perform Project Management
- Communicate In English In A Competent Way
- Have Computer Literacy
- Manage Budgets
- Train Employees
- Art-Historical Values
- Present Exhibition
- Work In An Organised Manner
- Create New Concepts
- Provide Project Information On Exhibitions
- Cope With Challenging Demands
- Art History
- Use Ict Recources To Solve Work Related Tasks
- Art Collections
- Interact With An Audience
- Ensure Safety Of Exhibition
Optional Skills
- Liaise With Financiers
- Support Public Access To Exhibitions
- Natural History
- Advise Museum Director
- Evaluate Cultural Venue Visitor Needs
- Archaeology
- Anthropology
Alternative Names
- Exhibition Overseer
- Exhibits Preparator
- Exhibits Manager
- Exhibits Coordinator
- Exhibits Curator
- Museum Curator
- Curator Of Exhibitions
- Art Gallery Curator
- Exhibition Superintendent
