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Giant trolls are coming to Rhode Island’s Ninigret Park

Made of reclaimed wood, Thomas Dambo’s recycled art is featured more than 20 countries, including in China, Brazil, Australia, Germany, France, and South Korea, as well as the United States.

By: The Boston Globe

Apr 30 2024
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Two giant trolls are coming to Rhode Island this spring an art installment of international fame by renowned Danish artist Thomas Dambo. The trolls, which are made of recycled and reclaimed wood, wi… [+1963 chars]

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