Philbrook curator Kalyn Fay Barnoski (Cherokee Nation enrollee, Muscogee Creek descent) shares what’s going well — and what work still lies ahead — when it comes to curating native art in 2023.

The author of “Seek: How Curiosity Can Transform Your Life and Change the World” shares his research, philosophy and practical exercises on how to become a more curious person and why it matters.

She’s a mastermind of hyper-specific, contextual music curation. Kasey Gelsomino of Kasey’s Playlist unpacks what curators need to know to be successful on TikTok and Spotify.

Being a musician led Hrishikesh Hirway on a quest to understand how songs are born, bit by bit. These excavations now form an impressive — and impeccably curated — body of work. What does Hrishikesh think about curation, creativity and taste?

In 2022, the Baltimore Museum of Art turned over the curation of one of their exhibits to 17 of their security guards. In this interview, two of the participants reveal what that was like — and give new meaning to the term “art appreciation.”

The New Yorker’s Kyle Chayka posits that the “algorithmification” of our social media feeds is having profound effects on our culture — and not in a good way.

As Substack’s Storytelling Lead, Hannah Ray sets out to find and elevate amazing writers, especially the ones who might not naturally toot their own horns. How does she do it?

Blinkist’s Director of Content Discovery, Robyn Kerkhof, recognized curation as a business tool and successfully pushed for it inside of her company.

The Fediverse’s first movers are staking their ground as curators. Meet Sabine Stoye, who runs one of Mastodon’s most beloved accounts for art and photography curation.

Andy Adams lives for promoting photography and visual culture. Learn how the art of curating images and ideas is also an exercise in mindfulness.

A sommelier and wine writer and judge, Nadine Brown tackles the art of finding the right bottle for the right person at the right time. Plus, she busts myths that wine can’t be paired with certain foods (hello, tacos!) and shares how any of us can be more adventurous as wine connoisseurs.

A disabled artist himself, Ezra Benus explains what it means to be a curator who focuses on disabled art, artists and narratives.

1440 co-founder Drew Steigerwald offers a lucid look at news curation, boiling down 100+ sources into a five-minute read, and what it means to be as "unbiased as humanly possible."

Sari Azout is less concerned with what is being curated vs how those stories surface. Listen up as she shares how she’s building a community-curated knowledge graph, who gets to thrive in the curator economy, and more.

Jixie Gonzalez isn’t just a sneaker curator with thousands of pairs. She is a historian with a deep love of hip-hop, a plus-size advocate, and an uplifting force for female sneakerheads.

If you want to better understand the interplay between human curation and machine learning in today’s media landscape, then this interview with Twitter’s Head of Human in the Loop Curation is for you.

Spotify’s former Head of Curation Strategy talks about that magical mixture of editorial and algorithmic curation, the myth of taste, and why poetry is awesome.

In this interview, Ann unpacks how she puts together the esteemed newsletter, “The Ann Friedman Weekly,” and reveals herself to be a kind and generous curator in the process.

When it comes to NFTs and finding the good stuff, there’s never been more of a need for guides to hold our hands. “NFT Girl” Lex Marcano is one kind human curating in a volatile landscape.

A conversation with the author of “The 2-Hour Cocktail Party” about his formula for curating IRL events with the goal of turning weak ties into long-lasting connections.