Curated exhibitions are organized displays of art or artifacts, carefully selected and arranged by a curator. The curator's role is to choose items that share a common theme or concept, providing context and enhancing the viewer's understanding. These exhibitions can be found in various venues, including museums, galleries, and cultural institutions. The goal of curated exhibitions is to create an engaging experience for visitors, often incorporating educational materials and interactive elements. By presenting works from different artists or historical periods, these exhibitions encourage dialogue and reflection on the chosen subject, making art more accessible to the public.