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Curator

A curator is in charge of collecting, storing, and displaying artworks, historical objects, digital materials, and artefacts. Curators may be in charge of working with artists, collectors, benefactors, or other organisations to purchase artwork; documentation and storage; original research and publishing; and innovative exhibition of works, depending on the size of the organisation. Curators are traditionally employed by museums, libraries, and other cultural institutions.

Art History Professor

Art history professors help foster an analytic frame of mind in the students to identify for themselves the evolution of art in relationship to culture through history. Art history instructors may spend a large amount of time conducting research, managing art artefacts and mentoring students, depending on their organisation, level of audience, and expertise.

Museum Director

The ultimate responsibility for furthering a museum's goal, creative direction, collections, scholarship, and programming rests with the director. The director is in charge of the museum's daily operations. Directors, like curators, have a say in how the museum's shows are designed and manage the collection, storage, and presentation of artworks. Museum directors are also in charge of the organization's administration.

Art Restorer

Art Restorers are experts at preserving, caring for, and restoring works of art. They oversee the safe storage and transit of works, as well as the analysis of the display environment, the documentation and recording of current conditions, and the determination of necessary restoration activities. They usually specialise in a particular substance of art history artefact like paper, textiles, painting or furniture.

Art Authenticator

Because of the complexity of art forgery, the ubiquity of art theft, and the illegal movement of artworks from war-torn nations, art buyers and dealers frequently seek the authentication services of an art historian. Authenticators usually specialise on a certain artist or style, and they must be well-versed in study and investigation. Authenticators investigate a work's "provenance" by tracing its ownership history as far back as feasible, consulting with other experts, consulting with artists' foundations, and contracting scientific tests to establish the viability of the materials employed.