48 Blocks AC 2020 - Beyond the Castle - AC Sand Sculpting - John Gowdy

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48 Blocks Atlantic City is a program produced by the Atlantic City Arts Foundation and its major partner Stockton University. It is a co-sponsored project of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts and Stockton University.
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City of Atlantic City
Special Improvement Division of CRDA
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[@venussuz69]

Well done! My nephew is an ine sculptor most of the time but does some sand sculpting and pumpkin carving the rest of the year. It was wonderful to see the process and understand more about how it works. I appreciate the tremendous attention given to every detail, from the type of sand needed to the tools and frames used to the final projects almost completed.

[@pipcoombs5711]

Excellent film... great to see such incredible sculpting. I live in Weymouth where I'm lucky enough to see Mark Andersons work on the seafront..

[@rattus7881]

Im going on friday so ive been watching people making sand castles 😊 its been so long since ive been to the beach

[@zenin9124]

I’m literally addicted to this, I NEED to see the full sculptures tho!!

[@rabeccalewelling5847]

Who filmed this entire documentary without showing a the full sculptures?! I'm not even mad, I'm amazed...

[@zenin9124]

FRRR OMG

[@pedropreciado1635]

This was a awesome video enjoy every minute of it thank all of the sculptures for there inspiration.

[@indigolarry64]

Those are amazing!

[@russellmartin6428]

Just a suggestion: SHOW THE SAND ART MORE THAN THE PEOPLE. Seriously. During the announcement of the winners, there was no connection from the people and what they spent all that time doing. The art is gorgeous, but I don't give a shit about the 30 minutes of human conversations...