People often only see the bright side of the curator's time in interviews

With the media, while ignoring the hard side behind it, such as the need to carry heavy objects, etc. Once a VIP visited the museum early in the morning, I even picked up a broom Clean up quickly, sweat profusely, put on a dress before they arrive, and greet them with a smile. Everyone sees the brilliance in front of the camera, which probably only accounts for 30% of all work. As far as my personal experience is concerned, from high school to my doctoral program.

I have been involved in various volunteering, internship telemarketing list and exhibition projects in different departments of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, honing the ability to curate, manage and plan public education activities , these experiences and honing are very helpful to my current job. Even though he is very busy now, he often participates in public education activities on weekends to cultivate the interest of art in future protagonists.

I suggest that those who are interested in working in art museums, in addition to studying art or museum management related departments, try their best to participate in the operation of art museums through internships and volunteer opportunities, turn theory into practice, find self-positioning and cultivate various skills. Whether it's curation, fundraising, media marketing or mass education. I even picked up a broom Clean up quickly, sweat profusely, put on a.