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2 comments:
I thought it was a nice coincidence that my slew of Goldsworthy posts were followed up by those clips from Rivers and Tides. I wonder if I could find a cheap copy of that DVD, invite some friends over, and have that replaying on my TV in the background. I'd then be able to talk about some of the artists we've discussed and pieces of earth art to really impress the crowd haha.
You can find it on YouTube!
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