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Archival Film Curatorship is the first book-length study that investigates film archives at the intersection of institutional histories, early and silent film historiography, and archival curatorship. It examines three institutions at the forefront of experimentation with film exhibition and curatorship. The Eye Film Museum in Amsterdam, the George Eastman Museum in Rochester, NY, and the National Fairground and Circus Archive in Sheffield, UK serve as exemplary sites of historical mediation between early and silent cinema and the digital age. A range of elements, from preservation protocols to technologies of display and from museum architectures to curatorial discourses in blogs, catalogs, and interviews, shape what the author innovatively theorizes as the archive's hermeneutic dispositif. Archival Film Curatorship offers film and preservation scholars a unique take on the shifting definitions, histories, and uses of the medium of film by those tasked with preserving and presenting it to new digital-age audiences.

Currently, the curatorial approach is expanding its influence beyond the limitations of museums and art galleries, transforming the experiences and significance of our daily existence. That is embodied, for example, in the curatorial practices of music playlists. In making a music playlist there must be a sound curation process where the songs to listen to are selected and included in the music playlist. Accordingly, this study aims to describe how users of analog (mixtapes) and digital (Spotify playlist) music playlists conduct their music curation process and perceive the relationships behind them. The curation process is analyzed using curatorial and anthropological frameworks, which also attempt to provide a fascinating background on preference formation and the curation process. Qualitative data was collected from a virtual ethnographic approach, with observations and unstructured-semi-structured interviews—offline and online—of 19 informants aged 21–55 living in Yogyakarta and Bandung and a literature review. The data obtained through this study focuses on two outcomes. First, sociocultural circumstances provide the basis for preference formation in selecting, curating, and making music playlists. Second, the particulars of each user's music playlist are related to self-discovery and individual identity. As a result, sociocultural circumstances persuade music playlist users' habits that attach to the curation process.

This article reflects upon the curatorial management process of the Xikrin ethnographic collection and proposes the importance of anthropological interest in the deepening collaboration amongst anthropologists, indigenous peoples and museums, with particular attention to the anthropological study of ethnographic collections. This is true for the anthropological study of objects (and their various meanings and interpretations by the social actors who utilize and appropriate them) and for the understanding of the formation and conservation of ethnographic collections (with their diverse motivations and contexts). Since this type of shared curatorial management style is only now spreading throughout Brazil, the experience is a timely opportunity to develop nuanced perspectives on the anthropological significance of ethnographic collections.

While change to the retail landscape is a vital component of the gentrification narrative, most literature engages with the gentrification of retail from an objective position. In this article, we explore the process of rapid gentrification of Boundary Street, West End in Brisbane, Australia through the eyes of retailers themselves using photo elicitation. Retailers to varying degrees see themselves as custodians of the street and a disappearing public realm. We explore their narratives of change and authenticity in a rapidly changing spatial environment, driven by top-down capital-led gentrification. We use the perspective of retailers as newcomers, "voyeurs"; or more longstanding players, "curators," to argue that the transformation of retail in a gentrifying neighborhood can be used to signify moments in the shift of the "authentic" from community to aestheticization and then to outright commodification.

In this article, the field of curatorial practice is questioned through curatorship magazines. The perspective chosen is to analyze three journals in English, that offer different approaches in terms of the institution, the curatorial training and the position of the curator. Of a wide-ranging nature, these approaches try to understand the conceptions around the practices of organization of exhibitions and of diverse activities in the public presentation of art. ; En este artículo, se interroga el campo de la práctica curatorial a través de las revistas de curaduría. La perspectiva que escogida es analizar tres revistas, en lengua inglesa, que ofrecen enfoques diferentes en lo que se refiere a: la institución, la formación curatorial y la posición del curador. De naturaleza muy variada, estos enfoques tratan de entender las concepciones de las prácticas de organización de exposiciones y de diversas actividades de presentación pública del arte.

CHILD GUARDIANSHIP (CURATORSHIP) AS AN ALTERNATIVE FORM OF CHILD CARE AND UPBRINGING SUMMARY In the MA thesis Child Guardianship (Curatorship) as an Alternative Form of Child Care and Upbringing, K. Bauža analyses the concept of child guardianship (curatorship) institutions from various aspects, provides an assessment why it is so important in defining the guardianship (curatorship) of a child. Concepts of a child and a minor are used in the Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania, which regulates the basis for the allocation and termination of child guardianship (curatorship), establishment and implementation principles. Disclosing the definitions of these concepts the author also discusses the regulation volume of legal standards defined in Book 3, Chapter 18 of the Civil Code. During the last two decides many international legal requirements were transferred to the national law of Lithuania. Implementation of child guardianship (curatorship) in practice is carried out in order to transfer the experience of the European countries following the concept of principles disclosed in decisions of the European Court of Human Rights. The author analyses in the thesis the basis of parent authority limitation and the interface between government intervention and the autonomy of the family, the basis of minor guardianship (curatorship) and discloses the subsidiary duty of the government in the defence of children rights, assesses if such actions are legally authorized, if legal assumptions for the establishment and implementation of child guardianship (curatorship) are properly create. Analysing the concept of minor guardianship (curatorship) principles the author discloses many problems common in practice related both to legal regulation and policy carried out by the government on the defence of human rights, which do not allow to maximally implement the principles in practice, to ensure that in every case of a guarded (fostered) child the protection of his/her rights will be properly taken care of according to the international legal requirements. Having examined the legal relationship between the guarded (fostered) child and the guardians (curators) the author notices that at the moment in Lithuania such a minor guardianship (curatorship) regulation mechanism is created from the point of you of the government policy carried out which insufficiently effectively regulates such relationship from the point of view of guardians (curators). As a result, a large number of guarded (fostered) children are present in the national foster institutions and the number of physical persons fostering children which are not in relation is very small. For this reason the government should further improve the mechanism of child guardianship (curatorship) regulation in order to protect the rights of children as better as possible.

CHILD GUARDIANSHIP (CURATORSHIP) AS AN ALTERNATIVE FORM OF CHILD CARE AND UPBRINGING SUMMARY In the MA thesis Child Guardianship (Curatorship) as an Alternative Form of Child Care and Upbringing, K. Bauža analyses the concept of child guardianship (curatorship) institutions from various aspects, provides an assessment why it is so important in defining the guardianship (curatorship) of a child. Concepts of a child and a minor are used in the Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania, which regulates the basis for the allocation and termination of child guardianship (curatorship), establishment and implementation principles. Disclosing the definitions of these concepts the author also discusses the regulation volume of legal standards defined in Book 3, Chapter 18 of the Civil Code. During the last two decides many international legal requirements were transferred to the national law of Lithuania. Implementation of child guardianship (curatorship) in practice is carried out in order to transfer the experience of the European countries following the concept of principles disclosed in decisions of the European Court of Human Rights. The author analyses in the thesis the basis of parent authority limitation and the interface between government intervention and the autonomy of the family, the basis of minor guardianship (curatorship) and discloses the subsidiary duty of the government in the defence of children rights, assesses if such actions are legally authorized, if legal assumptions for the establishment and implementation of child guardianship (curatorship) are properly create. Analysing the concept of minor guardianship (curatorship) principles the author discloses many problems common in practice related both to legal regulation and policy carried out by the government on the defence of human rights, which do not allow to maximally implement the principles in practice, to ensure that in every case of a guarded (fostered) child the protection of his/her rights will be properly taken care of according to the international legal requirements. Having examined the legal relationship between the guarded (fostered) child and the guardians (curators) the author notices that at the moment in Lithuania such a minor guardianship (curatorship) regulation mechanism is created from the point of you of the government policy carried out which insufficiently effectively regulates such relationship from the point of view of guardians (curators). As a result, a large number of guarded (fostered) children are present in the national foster institutions and the number of physical persons fostering children which are not in relation is very small. For this reason the government should further improve the mechanism of child guardianship (curatorship) regulation in order to protect the rights of children as better as possible.

CHILD GUARDIANSHIP (CURATORSHIP) AS AN ALTERNATIVE FORM OF CHILD CARE AND UPBRINGING SUMMARY In the MA thesis Child Guardianship (Curatorship) as an Alternative Form of Child Care and Upbringing, K. Bauža analyses the concept of child guardianship (curatorship) institutions from various aspects, provides an assessment why it is so important in defining the guardianship (curatorship) of a child. Concepts of a child and a minor are used in the Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania, which regulates the basis for the allocation and termination of child guardianship (curatorship), establishment and implementation principles. Disclosing the definitions of these concepts the author also discusses the regulation volume of legal standards defined in Book 3, Chapter 18 of the Civil Code. During the last two decides many international legal requirements were transferred to the national law of Lithuania. Implementation of child guardianship (curatorship) in practice is carried out in order to transfer the experience of the European countries following the concept of principles disclosed in decisions of the European Court of Human Rights. The author analyses in the thesis the basis of parent authority limitation and the interface between government intervention and the autonomy of the family, the basis of minor guardianship (curatorship) and discloses the subsidiary duty of the government in the defence of children rights, assesses if such actions are legally authorized, if legal assumptions for the establishment and implementation of child guardianship (curatorship) are properly create. Analysing the concept of minor guardianship (curatorship) principles the author discloses many problems common in practice related both to legal regulation and policy carried out by the government on the defence of human rights, which do not allow to maximally implement the principles in practice, to ensure that in every case of a guarded (fostered) child the protection of his/her rights will be properly taken care of according to the international legal requirements. Having examined the legal relationship between the guarded (fostered) child and the guardians (curators) the author notices that at the moment in Lithuania such a minor guardianship (curatorship) regulation mechanism is created from the point of you of the government policy carried out which insufficiently effectively regulates such relationship from the point of view of guardians (curators). As a result, a large number of guarded (fostered) children are present in the national foster institutions and the number of physical persons fostering children which are not in relation is very small. For this reason the government should further improve the mechanism of child guardianship (curatorship) regulation in order to protect the rights of children as better as possible.

CHILD GUARDIANSHIP (CURATORSHIP) AS AN ALTERNATIVE FORM OF CHILD CARE AND UPBRINGING SUMMARY In the MA thesis Child Guardianship (Curatorship) as an Alternative Form of Child Care and Upbringing, K. Bauža analyses the concept of child guardianship (curatorship) institutions from various aspects, provides an assessment why it is so important in defining the guardianship (curatorship) of a child. Concepts of a child and a minor are used in the Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania, which regulates the basis for the allocation and termination of child guardianship (curatorship), establishment and implementation principles. Disclosing the definitions of these concepts the author also discusses the regulation volume of legal standards defined in Book 3, Chapter 18 of the Civil Code. During the last two decides many international legal requirements were transferred to the national law of Lithuania. Implementation of child guardianship (curatorship) in practice is carried out in order to transfer the experience of the European countries following the concept of principles disclosed in decisions of the European Court of Human Rights. The author analyses in the thesis the basis of parent authority limitation and the interface between government intervention and the autonomy of the family, the basis of minor guardianship (curatorship) and discloses the subsidiary duty of the government in the defence of children rights, assesses if such actions are legally authorized, if legal assumptions for the establishment and implementation of child guardianship (curatorship) are properly create. Analysing the concept of minor guardianship (curatorship) principles the author discloses many problems common in practice related both to legal regulation and policy carried out by the government on the defence of human rights, which do not allow to maximally implement the principles in practice, to ensure that in every case of a guarded (fostered) child the protection of his/her rights will be properly taken care of according to the international legal requirements. Having examined the legal relationship between the guarded (fostered) child and the guardians (curators) the author notices that at the moment in Lithuania such a minor guardianship (curatorship) regulation mechanism is created from the point of you of the government policy carried out which insufficiently effectively regulates such relationship from the point of view of guardians (curators). As a result, a large number of guarded (fostered) children are present in the national foster institutions and the number of physical persons fostering children which are not in relation is very small. For this reason the government should further improve the mechanism of child guardianship (curatorship) regulation in order to protect the rights of children as better as possible.

El presente artículo analiza tres exposiciones de arte caribeño organizadas en España entre los años 90 y la década del 2000: Caribe Insular: Exclusión, Fragmentación y Paraíso; Islas; y Utrópicos. Centroamérica y Caribe. XXXI Bienal de Pontevedra. A través de la revisión de los presupuestos curatoriales presentes en cada proyecto, el texto problematizará la relación entre las diferentes identidades regionales y nacionales, las políticas institucionales y los discursos expositivos sobre el Caribe. De ese modo, se planteará la estrecha relación entre las diferentes visiones del área caribeña que cada exposición construye y las coordenadas geoculturales en las que se enmarca cada proyecto ; ABSTRACT: This paper analyzes three exhibitions of Caribbean art organized in Spain between the 90s and the 2000s: Caribe Insular: Exclusión, Fragmentación y Paraíso; Islas; and Utrópicos. Centroamérica y Caribe. XXXI Bienal de Pontevedra. Through the revision of the curatorial assets present in each project, the article complicates the relation between the regional and national identities of each context, the institutional politics present in it, and the curatorial approximations to the Caribbean. In this sense, the link between the different visions of the Caribbean region defined in each exhibition and the geo-cultural coordinates of each Iberian context will be outlined.