EP #61 | Sunday, April 13th featuring Tamina Green and Christian Alexander in conversation with George Galbreath.

ADAMA Arts Salon is a series of conversations featuring contemporary artists, curators, scholars, and more from across the African Diaspora. Join us for ADAMA's upcoming in-person Arts Salon George Galbreath to moderate a conversation with former art students Tamina Green, Christian Alexander and current Westlake art students, in connection to ADAMA's Westlake Student Exhibition.

ADAMA Arts Salon | Ep #61

April 13, 2025

2-3 pm EST

Register to attend in person or virtually! To attend virtually please visit adamatl.org/live.

About moderator: Throughout his eighteen years of classroom teaching, including sixteen years with the Fulton County School District in Atlanta, Georgia, he has maintained a career as a working artist. He currently serves as Art Department Chair at Westlake High School. His work has most recently been showcased in his 2021 solo exhibition at P2 Gallery in Castleberry Hill Art District. George is the co-founder of non-profit UAE Youth Artist Program and co-founder/co-curator of ARTiculate ATL in Atlanta, GA.

Tamina Green: As an Atlanta textile artist Tamina captures life's uniqueness in her artwork and makes it colloquial. Tamina uses her artistry as a tool to tell stories.

Christian Alexander: A multidisciplinary polymath and an Atlanta native who is well versed in the traditional arts of drawing, painting, and sculpture; as well as poetry, mathematics, philosophy, and graphic design.