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The Museum of Arts and Design’s ceramics collection inspires a self-described pottery nerd. Jonathan Adler, nose to nose with “Dora Maar Giant Vase,” one of his pieces featured in “The Mad MAD World ...

“Bear in mind,” reads a sign at the entrance to the ShackletonThomas showroom, “every object in this room made by us started out as a lump of clay or a piece of wood.” That’s all it says, yet there is ...