Dorian Vale
Post-Interpretive Criticism: A Doctrine of Restraint, Witness, and Moral Proximity in Contemporary Art Writing
The founding doctrine of Post-Interpretive Criticism—a new aesthetic philosophy centered on restraint, moral proximity, and the ethics of witnessing in art writing.
Fractured Curation: On the Cost of Discontinuity
This isn't a polite lament on the label placement or wall symmetry. It's not a critique. But a requiem. A study in narrative collapse. The moment when curatorship, once a silent steward of meaning, becomes the very hand that severs the thread. When continuity falters. Trust does not unravel loudly.
