Author:
Glaser, Milton.
Imprint:New York : Overlook ; London : Duckworth, c2012.
Description94 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 21 cm.
Note:Introduction by Ralph Caplan -- In search of the miraculous or or one thing leads to another -- The client didn't get it -- Stumbling in the dark.
Note:"One could say that all human experience is a miracle - memory, color, taste, Vermeer, stars, watermelon, etc. For those like Glaser, the act of making things that move the mind is perhaps the deepest aspiration to the miraculous. In this volume, he has chosen work, largely created by him over the last five years, to demonstrate how one concept leads to another. Through fascinating juxtapositions, readers will gain insights into Glaser's oeuvre, journeying with him as he discovers that seemingly new designs frequently come out of provocative ideas taken from the distant past."--Cover, p. [4].
