Curatorial practice involves the selection, organization, and presentation of artworks or artifacts in a museum, gallery, or exhibition space. Curators are responsible for creating a cohesive narrative or theme that enhances the viewer's understanding and appreciation of the pieces on display. This process often includes research, collaboration with artists, and the development of educational materials. In addition to organizing exhibitions, curatorial practice can also involve community engagement and outreach. Curators may host events, workshops, or discussions to foster a deeper connection between the audience and the artworks or cultural heritage being showcased. This helps to make art more accessible and relevant to diverse audiences.