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                      <title>The biggest outsider art environment</title>
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                      <date>14-04-2009</date>
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                      <description>Nek Chand started to build this garden in secrecy, in the fifties, in a forest near Chandigarh, new capital of Punjab, India. He has sculpted now more than 10 000 sculpture with recycled parts and cement. The place is now the second most visited place in India.</description>
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                      <credits>Naatural sound, 12 minutes, 2003, copyleft.</credits>
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