Curate ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Curate ( verb )

1. To take charge of and care for the artifacts or exhibits of (a museum or other collection).
2. To select, organize, and present (content, especially online content) in a way that is intended to be engaging and informative.

Origin:

From latin curatus ("taken care of"), past participle of curare ("to take care of"), from cura ("car.e")

Examples:

1. She curated an exhibition of contemporary art.
2. The museum curator has a great deal of expertise in the art of the Renaissance.
3. He curated the collection of rare books.
4. The company curates a selection of premium products for their website.
5. The curation of the exhibition was excellent and the pieces were well placed.

(As a noun)

Curate ( noun )

1. To take charge of and care for the artifacts or exhibits of (a museum or other collection).
2. To select, organize, and present (content, especially online content) in a way that is intended to be engaging and informative.

Origin:

From latin curatus ("taken care of"), past participle of curare ("to take care of"), from cura ("car.e")

Examples:

1. She curated an exhibition of contemporary art.
2. The museum curator has a great deal of expertise in the art of the Renaissance.
3. He curated the collection of rare books.
4. The company curates a selection of premium products for their website.
5. The curation of the exhibition was excellent and the pieces were well placed.