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Yet times have changed: 2007, it seems, is turning into the year of the third dimension. Already in April, the Fine Art Fair Frankfurt, sponsored by Deutsche Bank, attracted attention with a completely different concept: for the first time, only a single discipline was shown – sculpture – while in Berlin, a recent exhibition at the Georg Kolbe Museum focused on the Power of the Real. Here, too, exclusively sculpture was shown. And soon, the "sculptress" Isa Genzken will present her project for the German Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, which she also realized with the support of Deutsche Bank. Just two weeks later, all eyes of the art jet-set will turn to tranquil Munster, where every ten years the relationship between art and public space is investigated. Skulptur Projekte Münster is the title of the show considered to be the most important of its kind internationally. And the Deutsche Guggenheim will soon be working on its own expanded concept of sculpture, when Phoebe Washburn presents her cross between greenhouse and overall installation there this summer. Sculpture, sculpture – everywhere you look.
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