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Angela Oliver

Angela Oliver

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Art Writer, ArtsATL

Atlanta

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Total articles 29

  • Black abstraction embodies freedom in Clark Atlanta’s ‘Innervisions’ exhibit

    By Angela Oliver Verified| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified This story was originally published by ArtsATL. With its chief characteristic being a breakaway from form, abstraction grants Black artists and Black viewers something they don’t always have in the material world — complete freedom. “It’s about the freedom to be and the freedom to interpret,” says Clarke Brown, special projects curator at the Clark Atlanta University Art Museum. And it’s a revelation of the abstraction of the Black experience itself.

    By Angela Oliver Verified · The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • How Atlanta collector couple helped grow an emerging art scene

    By Angela Oliver Verified| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified When art collectors Esohe and George Galbreath look around, they’re reminded that their love is kismet. And it overflows into the love they have for building and documenting an arts and collectors’ community. Their home in Atlanta’s Castleberry Hill neighborhood is warmed by the works of a range of contemporary Black artists, from sculptor Kevin Cole to painter Dizzy Dain to textile artist Big Chief.

    By Angela Oliver Verified · The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

    Nov. 06, 2024

  • Black abstraction embodies freedom in Clark Atlanta’s ‘Innervisions’ exhibit

    By Angela Oliver Verified| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified This story was originally published by ArtsATL. With its chief characteristic being a breakaway from form, abstraction grants Black artists and Black viewers something they don’t always have in the material world — complete freedom. “It’s about the freedom to be and the freedom to interpret,” says Clarke Brown, special projects curator at the Clark Atlanta University Art Museum. And it’s a revelation of the abstraction of the Black experience itself.

    By Angela Oliver Verified · The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

    Mar. 26, 2025

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ArtsATL

ArtsATL is a nonprofit publication whose mission and vision are to connect artists and arts organizations with arts patrons through our daily coverage to help create a sustainable arts community that contributes to the economic and cultural health of metro Atlanta.

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Founded: 2009