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    Sculpting the Future

    Mar 01, 2022 2 minutes
    —JOHN DORFMAN

    CULPTURE HAS been with us ever since the Venus of Willendorf, but for some strange reason, art in three dimensions has tended to get less respect that art in two. Perhaps that’s because, even after a century of modernist rejection of illusionism, we’re still secretly

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