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New Year's Eve Afro-Ritz

New Year's Eve Afro-Ritz
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Raub’s annual Afro-Opulence New Year’s Eve celebration. This year’s theme Afro-Ritz.

Raub Welch

Chicago based painter and interior designer, Raub Welch’s art work and life is an ode to Afro-Opulence. In addition to his beautiful Afro inspired collage and oil paintings, he is known for his elaborate themed parties. Throughout the year, musicians and artists can be found having an after party at his abode. From live music and entertainment to the exquisite artwork on the walls, any event hosted by Raub is one to be remembered. Last year’s theme was Afro-Gatsby. This year Raub and guests rang in the New Year to an Afro-Ritz theme. Black elegance and opulence is always the showstopper.

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Afro-Ritz New Year’s Eve celebration.

Raub Welch
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Afro-Ritz New Year’s Eve celebration.

Raub Welch
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Afro-Ritz New Year’s Eve celebration.

Raub Welch
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Afro-Ritz New Year’s Eve celebration.

Raub Welch
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Afro-Ritz New Year’s Eve celebration.

Raub Welch

This originally appeared on Ronda’s blog, Ronda-isms.

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