Five Cubed
In 1939, Fortune Magazine ran an article on ceramics titled The art with an inferiority complex. Fast forward to 1961 and Rose Slivka proclaimed that ceramics had “broken new ground and challenged past traditions, suggested new meanings and possibilities to old functions and habits of seeing, and has won the startled attention of a world unprepared for the expected.” 1
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