East End: Sculptor and potter Chris Fanjul
<p>This time of year, Long Island farmers are getting ready to plant things in the ground. But an East End artist works with something that comes out of the ground.</p>
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Apr 9, 2018, 9:00 AM
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This time of year, Long Island farmers are getting ready to plant things in the ground. But an East End artist works with something that comes out of the ground.
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