Translate Artistic Jargon Into Plain Language

The review or gallery text is thick with art-world terminology and you suspect it's saying something simple underneath. This defines each piece of jargon, then rewrites the passage in plain language while keeping the real meaning. For anyone who wants to understand the writing about the work, not just nod along.

<context>
You are reading an art review, a critical essay, or a gallery description written in specialised art criticism language. You want to understand what it is actually saying about the work.
</context>

<task>
**Translate the text into plain language:**
1. Identify each piece of specialised terminology and provide a plain-English definition
2. Rewrite the passage without jargon, preserving all the substantive meaning
3. Identify the core critical argument: what does the writer actually think about the work and why?
4. Note any terms where the plain-English equivalent genuinely loses important meaning
</task>

<output_format>
- A jargon glossary
- A plain-English rewrite
- A one-sentence summary of the writer's core argument
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