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Contact Info
City of Atlanta
Office of Cultural Affairs
233 Peachtree Street, NE,
Harris Tower, Suite 1700
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Tel: 404.546.6788
Staff
Camille Russell Love
Director
CRLove@atlantaga.gov
Administration
Alex Delotch Davis
Grants Development Officer
addavis@atlantaga.gov
404.546.6826
Morgan Garriss
Management Analyst
mgarriss@atlantaga.gov
404.546.6823
Cheryl Sullivan
Accounting Specialist
cpsullivan@atlantaga.gov
404.546.6821
Arts in Education
Lena Carstens
Program Manager
lcarstens@atlantaga.gov 404.546.7957
Jessica Gaines
Project Supervisor -
ARTSCooL &
Cultural Experience Project
jbgaines@atlantaga.gov
404.546.6792
Selena Harper
Project Supervisor -
Contracts for Arts Services
seharper@atlantaga.gov
404.546.6895
Public Art
Eddie Granderson
Program Manager
EGranderson@atlantaga.gov
404.546.6819
Tiffani Bryant
Facilities Administrator -
Culture Club Facilities
tbbryant@atlantaga.gov
404.546.6994
Courtney Hammond
Project Supervisor -
Outreach & Education
chammond@atlantaga.gov
404.546.6980
Robert Witherspoon
Project Supervisor -
Collections Management
RWitherspoon@atlantaga.gov 404.546.6758
Cultural Facilities
Atlanta Cyclorama &
Civil War Museum
Monica D. Prothro
Facility Administrator
MDProthro@atlantaga.gov
404.658.7625
Chastain Arts Center
Karen Comer Lowe
Facility Administrator
kclowe@atlantaga.gov
404.252.2927
Culture Club Sites
Historic Gilbert House
404.766.9049
JD Sims Center
404.658.6023
South Bend Center
for Art & Culture
404.546.6820
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Mission
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Camille Russell Love
Director
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To promote rich and diverse cultural experiences in the City of Atlanta while preserving and protecting the city's cultural heritage.
Vision
To enhance the quality of life through cultural experiences that will expand Atlanta's international reputation
Office Overview
The City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs (OCA), a division of the Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs, was established in 1974 to encourage and support Atlanta's cultural resources. In order to improve the social fabric and quality of life for Atlanta's citizens and visitors, the Office is committed to nurturing excellence and diversity in the city's artistic offerings.
The City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs (OCA), a division of the Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs, was established in 1974 to encourage and support Atlanta's cultural resources. In order to improve the social fabric and quality of life for Atlanta's citizens and visitors, the Office is committed to nurturing excellence and diversity in the city's artistic offerings.
Acknowledging that the arts play an essential role in defining the cultural life of the city and contribute substantially to the city's economy, our organization strives to enhance Atlanta's reputation as a cultural destination. The Office seeks to support programs that educate and expose the public to a rich and diverse range of cultural expression and aspires to make arts available to everyone.
Office of Cultural Affairs Website
The Office of Cultural Affairs accomplishes this mission through a variety of initiatives:
PRESERVING AND PROMOTING THE ARTS: Through music festivals,public art, cultural series and youth programs.
ARTSCooL/ARTSCooL Collegiate
Atlanta Jazz Festival
Public Art
CREATING ACCESS TO CULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES: Through galleries,museums and art centers.
Atlanta Cyclorama
Chastain Arts Center
Cultural Experience Project
Culture Club: An After School Experience
SUPPORTING THE PROFESSIONAL ARTS COMMUNITY: Through the provision of funding and other
resources for artists and non-profit organizations.
Contracts for Arts Services
Cultural Experience Project
