This catalog documents the evolution of glass as an art form from ancient techniques to its contemporary manifestations between 1962 and 1992. Curated by Karen S. Chambers and Ferdinand Hampson, and organized by the Morris Museum, this exhibition catalog explores the significant developments and artistic expressions in glass during a pivotal thirty-year period. It examines how artists utilized and transformed traditional glassmaking methods to create innovative contemporary artworks. The catalog includes bibliographical references, suggesting a scholarly approach to the subject matter.

This catalog serves as a comprehensive record of a significant exhibition on contemporary glass art. The inclusion of bibliographical references indicates a scholarly foundation, likely appealing to art historians, collectors, and artists interested in the medium's development. Its focus on a specific period (1962-1992) suggests it provides valuable insight into the artistic innovations and trends of that era in glass art. The organization by the Morris Museum and curation by recognized figures in the field lend it an authoritative perspective.