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CURATOR: fantastic creatures and huge paper snowflakes

POSTED: Friday, March 30, 2012, 4:10 PM

Filed Under: Arts Visual Art

Art-geek extraordinaire Courtney Sexton presents a weekly selection of Philly's must-see gallery exhibits. This week: Fantastical creatures, philosophy and the biggest paper snowflakes you've ever seen.

Marginal Utility Presents Alexi Kukuljevic: “The I Lesson, Part I, 2012”

God is dead; Art is dead; to be, or not to be; I think, therefore I am. Clearly, if I’m ever going to learn the difference between truth and Truth, I need to brush up on my philosophy. Artist/philosopher Alexi Kukuljevic, on the other hand, does not. If you’re interested in venturing out of the cave for a bit, you should definitely see his current installation at Marginal Utility, the gallery’s first in a series that will rotate every three weeks through August 12 as part of the “First Among Equals” exhibition at ICA, an experiment in collective vs. individual work that “resists the notion that collaboration equals consensus.”

Through April 8, free, Marginal Utility, 319 N. 11th St., second floor, marginalutility.org.

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