Kustodie (Museum Curators)

A kustodie, or museum curator, is a professional responsible for managing, preserving, and interpreting a museum’s collection of objects and artworks. They acquire new items, conduct research, develop exhibitions, and ensure that artifacts are cared for properly. Curators also provide educational programs and work to make collections accessible and meaningful to the public. Their expertise combines knowledge of history, art, science, or culture with skills in conservation and collection management, ensuring that valuable items are preserved for future generations while enabling visitors to learn and appreciate their significance.