What is a design curator?

Design curators are professionals responsible for selecting, organizing, and presenting design-related works and exhibitions in museums, galleries, or other cultural institutions. They research and interpret design trends, historical movements, and contemporary works to create engaging displays that educate and inspire the public. Design curators often collaborate with artists, designers, and other curators, and may also write exhibition catalogues, manage collections, and develop public programs. Their role is crucial in shaping how design is understood and appreciated by diverse audiences.