The term ‘curatorship’ refers to the role or position of a curator, which involves the responsibility for managing and organizing a collection, such as in a museum, gallery, or library. This includes selecting, acquiring, and displaying artworks or artifacts, as well as interpreting and educating the public about them. Curatorship may also encompass the care and preservation of collections, programming events, and engaging with the community to enhance the public’s understanding and appreciation of the materials curated.
