Exhibition curation is the process of organizing and managing an exhibition, which is a public display of art, artifacts, or information. Curators select the items to be displayed, determine how they will be arranged, and create a narrative or theme that connects the pieces. This involves research, planning, and collaboration with artists, historians, and other professionals. Curators also handle logistical aspects, such as budgeting, marketing, and installation. They ensure that the exhibition is accessible and engaging for visitors, often incorporating educational materials and programs. Successful curation enhances the audience's understanding and appreciation of the artworks or historical items on display.