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A gallery once displayed a pile of sand titled “Time.” Which is poetic… and also just sand.

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There is no well-known gallery piece called 'Time' that is simply a pile of sand. Conceptual art has used humble materials such as sand, but this specific claim is a joke without a documented source.

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