This book will change the reader’s vision of the world. Tracking the evolution of Hans Ulrich’s own understanding of curation, at its heart is the question, how can the idea of curation help us enrich our lives and our work? What avenues open up if we think about curating the food we eat, or the clothes we wear? How might our sense of our work expand? It is these questions – and Hans Ulrich’s serious, funny, surprising, aphoristic answers that promise to make How to Curate an important, zeitgeisty, democratic book, full of rich writing and unique thought. As John Berger’s Ways of Seeing changed our understanding of visual culture, so this book will give all of us tools we can use to help us live.
