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Imaginary Foundation: I Dream, Therefore I Become

16 December 2008, 10.40 | Posted in Art | 1 comment »

imaginationfoundation exhibit suru front Imaginary Foundation: I Dream, Therefore I Become

I Dream, Therefore I Become opened last Saturday at SURU LA. The exhibition presents sculpture and oil paintings by the Imaginary Foundation. Also include is a set of custom decks designed by IF for Element. Check out the installation if your in LA, it remains up until January 15, 2009. (Via The Gluttony).

SURU is located at 7662 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA.

Selected works from I Dream, Therefore I Become after the jump.



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1 comment
  1. lina:

    Is there anymore information about the exhibit? I searched on their site and there’s not much. How much does it cost? How many hours is it open? I’d really love to go!

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