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Andy Goldsworthy

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Speaking of movies, we watched an amazing documentary on Andy Goldsworthy, a remarkable artist out of Scotland. Working entirely out of objects and materials found in nature, he creates a connection between man and his world that is impressively singular. Staggering stuff that lingers in the mind long after the image- or the actual piece of art- has gone.


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