Curatorial Practice

Overview

Curation is not about display; it is a way of thinking. In the IB Visual Arts course, students curate every time they select, organise, and present visual and written material to communicate meaning.

 

This card clarifies what curatorial practice involves, how it appears across components, and how to nurture it as an embedded, ongoing process.

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