Artist Joseph Bretón will present his new exhibit, “Art Unplugged in the Age of AI,” while also supporting the foundation Waste Not, a local nonprofit organization that creates sustainable food systems to help people and the planet flourish through innovative partnerships that eliminate food waste and hunger.
An unveiling of Bretón’s new art exhibit, a tour of his studio, live music and wine will be part of the Breton’s Art Unplugged in the Age of AI exhibit and benefit that will take place 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 3, at Millennium House Art Center in Paradise Valley, 6631 E. Cheney Drive.
Forty percent of the proceeds will be donated to helping support Waste Not’s mission.
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Paradise Valley art exhibit benefits Waste Not
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Artist Joseph Bretón will present his new exhibit, “Art Unplugged in the Age of AI,” while also supporting the foundation Waste Not, a local nonprofit organization that creates sustainable food systems to help people and the planet flourish through innovative partnerships that eliminate food waste and hunger.
An unveiling of Bretón’s new art exhibit, a tour of his studio, live music and wine will be part of the Breton’s Art Unplugged in the Age of AI exhibit and benefit that will take place 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 3, at Millennium House Art Center in Paradise Valley, 6631 E. Cheney Drive.
Forty percent of the proceeds will be donated to helping support Waste Not’s mission.
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