Article: 90 years on, Bauhaus becomes crowd magnet in Berlin.

Ninety years after it began revolutionizing design, art and architecture and six decades after the Nazis banned it, Germany's famed Bauhaus movement is luring huge crowds to a new show in Berlin.

With prized pieces on loan from New York's Museum of Modern Art, the avant-garde movement's biggest-ever exhibition, "Bauhaus -- A Conceptual Model," showcases the famed school and its huge impact on modern aesthetics.

Since its opening last month, the anxiously-awaited show has drawn more than 20,000 people --"a little more than we expected," one of the exhibition's organizers, Klaus Boesl, told AFP.

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