The standard
Behind every MANCHA selection there’s a curatorial council. It judges each work blind —no name, no country, no résumé— so the only thing that weighs is the work.
Each work is judged without knowing who made it. The work first; the artist after.
Three independent eyes shape every decision. No one decides alone.
Every judgment is kept in MANCHA’s institutional archive.
Curators, critics and historians who lend their eye to MANCHA’s standard.
The council is being formed. We’ll introduce its members soon.
Whoever leads MANCHA chooses not to appear. It’s consistent with everything else: let the work speak, not the name — not even the name of who presents it.
The council grows by invitation. If your eye can add something, introduce yourself.