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Atim Oton
Curator/Director at Calabar Gallery
Atim Annette Oton is a seasoned art curator, gallerist, and entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience in art and design education, exhibition curation, fashion design, digital media, product design, and retail.
Focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion in the arts, Atim has curated exhibitions for Black Artists and licensed their artwork for puzzles at major retailers like Target and Walmart.
With a background in architecture, publishing, and education, she has raised over $3 million for various art and design institutions and international nonprofits through innovative art initiatives.
Atim has developed art and design curriculum for prestigious institutions like Parsons School of Design and the Joyce Ababio College of Creative Design in Ghana, fostering partnerships with academic institutions and corporations.
Her skill set extends to fundraising, strategic thinking, and initiating impactful collaborations, resulting in successful projects and products for global audiences.
Fluent in multiple languages including English, basic French, and Nigerian languages Efik and Ibibio, Atim is currently expanding her linguistic skills by learning Spanish.
Having lived and worked in various cosmopolitan cities like London, Paris, Accra, Nigeria, New York, Brooklyn, and currently residing in Jersey City, Atim brings a diverse and multicultural perspective to her work and projects.
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HARLEM ARTS STROLL is pleased to announce that APOLLO THEATER'S GALLERY in the HISTORIC VICTORY THEATER WILL open FEBRUARY 1, 2024
AND APOLLO THEATER and its new GALLERY WILL BE PART OF THE HARLEM ARTS STROLL
So come see the space, the exhibition, and listen to our good friend, Halima Taha @halimatahaproarts at https://lnkd.in/eSw6BhUm
HARLEM ARTS STROLL ART, FOOD, AND CULTURE. It's about Harlem from 110th to 155th Streets with its galleries and businesses welcoming you. Register for the stroll at https://lnkd.in/eMcfryPJ
Celebrate the opening of The Apollo’s Victoria Theater with this visual exploration of Black artists and creativity from the 1950s through the early 2000s. Photographer and gallerist Alex Harsley’s exhibition details the visual history of Black creative spaces in NYC.
This exhibition showcases Black art collectives, individual artists at work in their studios, and the camaraderie of Black artists throughout their communities.
Following the gallery opening at 6:30pm in The Apollo’s Laura & Frank Baker Gallery, stay for an intimate talkback at 7:30pm with curator and author Halima Taha. RSVP is required, space is limited.
The gallery exhibition opens on February 1, 2024 and will be free and open to the public through April 30, 2024. Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Sunday 11am – 6pm
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