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Diesel Cafe presents Rifrakt! A night of art & coffee

(Unhappy Couple, Chris O’Neill) 
 

When: Friday February 18th, 2011 7:00pm -  10:00pm

Where: Diesel Cafe, 257 Elm Street, Davis Square, Somerville, MA

How: Official Website

What/Why: Rifrakt Artist Collective will be in Diesel Cafe for 2 months starting Feb 18.  For more information on participating artists check out Rifrakt’s website.

Chris O'Neill makes cover of Weekly Dig : Feb 16-23, 2011

Video of Voltage Coffee & Art featuring Rifrákt artworks!

Voltage Coffee & Art from Extraneous Noise on

Thank You!

Thank you all whom came out to see our show at Diesel Cafe and to our clients that purchased original works!  Many thanks to the Diesel staff and to curator Meghann Brideau for making this happen.

The PaperCut Zine Library presents: Rifrákted! A Night of Art & Music!

JOIN US for a night of art and music at the PAPERCUT ZINE LIBRARY!

Artwork from the RIFRAKT Artists Collective on display and for sale!

Complementary brand new issue of the RIFRAKT ZINE for everyone!

Musical performances by:
SWAY
THE LOW TIDE

Artwork by:
Leah Cunningham
Stephanie Goode
Carolyn Hulbert
Nicholas Kent
Aaron Morris
Chris O'Neill
Nora Richardson
Erich Roehre
Jessica Weatherwax
Lisa Yanni
and guest artists Jamie Donnelly and Johanna Pabst

Suggested donation: $6-10

THERE WILL BE SNACKS! JOIN US!

And don't forget to befriend us on fb!
Rifrákt Artist Collective
PaperCut Zine Library

Carolyn Hulbert on view at William Paterson University!

Juror, Ann Coffin, has selected Carolyn Hulbert's print “Nektar” for inclusion in the 2011 “American Impressions” national printmaking and book arts exhibit at William Paterson University.

The opening reception will be held Sunday, January 30th from 3:00-5:00pm.

On view January 30 - March 4, 2011

William Paterson University
300 Pompton Road
Wayne, NJ 07470


JUROR:
Anne Coffin is the Director of the International Print Center New York, a non-profit institution located in Chelsea now celebrating its 10th Anniversary Season. Since its opening in 2000, Ms. Coffin has spearheaded the development of IPCNY's exhibitions, programs and informational services, and overseen the organization of over 50 print exhibitions.