Come see Quiet Type, a paper sculpture installation by local artist and cyclist Zai Divecha. This project won Adobe's 36 Days of Type competition, an annual challenge in which designers and illustrators from around the world create one letter of the alphabet or numeric digit every day for 36 consecutive days.

Zai Divecha is a sculpture artist based in the Dogpatch neighborhood of San Francisco. She's a Bay Area native, a Yale grad, and an avid road cyclist. She is deeply involved in the AIDS/LifeCycle community, she's a former Specialized Women's Ambassador, and last year, she did the Death Ride for the first time (all five passes). She's a recent Pas Normal convert, and she loves it when her art and cycling worlds collide.

We'll have refreshments including beer from SF local beer brand, Lucky Lager and bites for all the attendees. The showcase will run from 6-9pm and the exhibition will be up for a week from Thursday July 11-18. If you miss the party you'll have an opportunity to come see it during normal business hours afterwards!

We can't wait to see you!