cocurator
/ˌkoʊˈkjʊreɪtər/
noun
- A person who shares the responsibility of selecting, organizing, and managing a collection or exhibition, especially in a museum, gallery, or library.
- As cocurator of the photography show, she worked with the lead curator to choose the best images.
- The two cocurators disagreed on which historical artifacts to display first.
- The museum hired a cocurator to help organize the new art exhibit.
- A person who jointly manages or oversees a collection of digital content, such as a website, playlist, or online archive.
- As cocurator of the digital archive, he helps decide which historical documents to add.
- She is the cocurator of a popular online music playlist that features indie artists.
- The blog's cocurator reviews all submitted articles before they are published.