museum curator

A museum curator is a professional responsible for managing a museum’s collection of artifacts, artworks, or specimens. Their duties include acquiring new items, organizing and overseeing exhibitions, ensuring proper conservation and care of the collection, and conducting research to enhance public knowledge. Curators also engage with the community, educate visitors about the exhibits, and may collaborate on publications or events. They play a vital role in preserving cultural heritage and making it accessible and meaningful to the public.