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An International Artist Exhibits His Latest Work Made From Plastic Waste Recovered in the Mediterranean in Antibes

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Since the end of June, a work by the British artist James Shaw, made from plastic waste recovered in the Mediterranean Sea by the Collectif Polymer and with the effigy of ancient amphoras, has been installed in Cape Ant.
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An International Artist Exhibits His Latest Work Made From Plastic Waste Recovered in the Mediterranean in Antibes

Since the end of June, a work by the British artist James Shaw, made from plastic waste recovered in the Mediterranean Sea by the Collectif Polymer and with the effigy of ancient amphoras, has been installed in Cape Ant.

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nicematin.com broke the news in on Saturday, July 19, 2025.
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