Joe Boruchow moves his cut-paper pieces indoors

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Joe Boruchow moves his cut-paper pieces indoors

POSTED: Friday, November 13, 2009, 6:49 PM

Joe Boruchow

We missed the Nov. 11 opening of "Public Service" at Bean Caf' (615 South St., 215-629-2250), and shame on us ' Joe Boruchow's cut-paper works display Philly, in all its funkiness and despicableness, with a kind of loving understanding that any local can respect. Any follower of Boruchow's is used to seeing his pieces nailed to telephone poles and other makeshift outdoor galleries, but we're happy to say they work just as well in a proper caf'. The exhibit will be up through Dec. 8.

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