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PHOTOS: Georgica Beach Made a Work of Art

Land artist transforms beach for Hamptons International Film Festival exhibition.

Jeff Cully, Neighbor
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Land artist Jim Denevan created a special art exhibition on Sunday for the Hamptons International Film Festival, and Monday morning his large-scale sand art, which resemble crop circles, was still clearly visible — from a helicopter. The film festival screened a short film entitled “Jim Denevan: Lake Baikal,” featuring the artist’s journey to Siberia to create the world’s largest art installation.

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