Written information about visual work should be secondary at best. Perhaps I will be accused of being a purist, or worse, but I feel this sort of approach to art should be preserved. It is built out of the core of our beings. It is immediate and unfiltered. A primal kind of experience.
Most people like to know the artist as a real person if they have the opportunity.
All this gibberish makes most people uncomfortable, they feel foolish they do not understand the lingo and uncomfortable about asking what it all means. Usually this does not generate sales. I think it is sort of the same with artwork, the more understandable information collectors have the more likely they will be to buy work. So here is our real job as artists, educate the public about what we are doing and why and why it is important. The art of course.