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ICA exhibition surveys artist Carl Cheng’s career

The Institute of Contemporary Art exhibition “Carl Cheng: Nature Never Loses” is on view through April 6.
Artist Carl Cheng and curator Alex Klein in art gallery with sculptures on a table and photographs behind them.
Six decades of work by artist Carl Cheng (left) is on view at Penn’s Institute for Contemporary Art in the exhibition “Carl Cheng: Nature Never Loses,” curated by Alex Klein (right), on view through April 6.
(Image: Constance Mensh)

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