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The CoffeeBuzz
Located in the Ahwatukee/Foothills area of
Phoenix
4804 E. Chandler Blvd + Suite 110
480-393-3430
The Coffee Buzz is a coffeehouse where the community gathers to enjoy exceptional coffee/tea drinks,
gourmet foods and fine art. The Coffee Buzz features monthly exhibitions of fine art photographic and mixed media
artists. Coffee Buzz works closely with Tilt Gallery in the preparation of exhibits. We host artist discussions,
and private showings/events by appointment.
EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS
January 11, - February 6, 2007
Robby Roberson, “The World Within: Visualizing the Biology of the Cell”
Opening recieption January 11, from 6:00 - 9:00pm
Robby Roberson is a Professor of cell biology and
bioimaging
at Arizona State University. He has had opportunities to see inside the fabrics and
units of cells in ways most have not.
Using light and
electron microscopes
to visualize the internal motion and three-dimensional order
of cells, he draws analogies to larger and equally complex aspects of
the world.
February 9 – March 6, 2007
Jose Luis Arias. “Mundo Mágico”
Opening Reception: February 9th 7pm – 9pm, with live musica Latina by Ruth Lara Vichules & Co
Jose Luis Arias is currently living and painting in the colonial city of San Miguel de Allende,
Guanajuato, in the central highlands of Mexico. Jose’s paintings reflect a colorful and energetic
mix of abstract forms and Surrealism. His exhibition, "Mundo Mágico", (Magic World), reflects the
Renaissance concept of painting as sculpture but Jose has added a dreamlike dynamism of color and
movement mixed with symbolic images.
A myriad of influences can be seen in his paintings, including Leger, Picasso, Arcimboldo, Dali and
Dubuffet among others. The bold colors of San Miguel are ever present in his palette. Mario Mendia,
art teacher at Desert Vista High School, met Jose in San Miguel and has brought Jose's paintings for
the first time to the United States and Arizona to support both Jose's incredible talent and imagination
as well as to lend financial support for his wife's leukemia treatment through the sale of his artwork.
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