SamG Land

Clarkesville, Georgia, United States

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SamG Land is a folk-art yard installation near Clarkesville, Georgia, made by the self-taught artist known as SamG from reclaimed materials. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution described it in 2020, and Flagpole mentioned it in 2024.

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Approximate location · 34.640° N, 83.577° W

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A folk-art yard installation near Clarkesville, Georgia, which the artist calls SamG Land. In 2020 the AJC described statuary made from reclaimed materials and a studio called the Mothership.

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Near Clarkesville, Georgia, in Habersham County. The artist's yard installation was described in 2020 as open to visitors.

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