The Depths Modern Art Has Been Exploring

The Peculiarity Of Sculpture Is That It Creates A Three-dimensional Object In Space. Painting May Strive To Give On A Two-dimensional Plane, The Illusion Of Space, But It Is Space Itself As A Perceived Quantity That Becomes The Peculiar Concern Of The Sculptor. We May Say That For The Painter Space Is A Luxury; For The Sculptor It Is A Necessity.

Perhaps It Is This Theory Of All Work And No Play That Has Made The Marxist Such A Very Dull Boy.

Freud Has Shown One Thing Very Clearly: That We Only Forget Our Infancy By Burying It In The Unconscious; And That The Problems Of This Difficult Period Find Their Solution Under A Disguised Form In Adult Life.

Only A People Serving An Apprenticeship To Nature Can Be Trusted With Machines. Only Such People Will So Contrive And Control Those Machines That Their Products Are An Enhancement Of Biological Needs, And Not A Denial Of Them.

The Assumption Is That The Right Kind Of Society Is An Organic Being Not Merely Analogous To An Organic Being, But Actually A Living Structure With Appetites And Digestions, Instincts And Passions, Intelligence And Reason.