Bruce Nauman's 'Square Depression' removed from Münster campus

Bruce Nauman's famous artwork, 'Square Depression,' has been removed from its spot at the University of Münster, Germany, to make way for a new building. This piece, created in 1977 for the Skulptur Projekte exhibition and finished in 2007, features an inverted pyramid measuring 25 meters across, set into the ground. Hermann Arnhold, the director of the LWL-Museum für Kunst und Kultur in Münster, expressed his sadness about the artwork's removal, as it’s a significant piece for the museum, although its return date isn't clear. It will eventually be reinstalled on campus, but details are still under wraps. The Skulptur Projekte, led by Kasper König, is a major public art event happening every ten years in Münster, featuring artists like Claes Oldenburg and Richard Serra.