mixed media abstract artist 

“As a Black woman working in abstraction - my practice is deeply rooted in emotional and spiritual excavation. I’ve always experienced the world through heightened sensitivity—an intuitive awareness that shapes both how I move through life, and how I create.”

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UPCOMING EVENTS

UPCOMING EVENTS

All Roads Lead To Here - A Solo Exhibition by Christa Collins

Closing Reception: Saturday, November 1st 2025

4-7 PM CDT

The Second Floor Gallery

The Bankers Alley Hotel Nashville, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

Exhibition runs from August 1st - November 1st 2025

Nashville, TN

August 1st- November 1st

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September 25th-28th

Pullman Yards
Atlanta, GA

Atlanta Art Fair

Find me in the Alday Hunken Gallery Booth!

September 25 - 28th 2025

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October 2nd

Construct Gallery
Atlanta, GA

Design Week Opening Night - Construct Gallery

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October 24th - November 12th

Kai Lin Art Gallery
Atlanta, GA

MYTHOS
Group exhibition Opening Friday October 24, 2025
7:00 - 10:00 PM

Free and open to the public
Exhibition runs through December 12th 2025

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GULCH Magazine

GULCH Magazine highlights the people, places, ideas, and discussions happening on the ground in Atlanta’s visual arts & culture scene. They also publish curated art calendar weekly to share art events happening in Atlanta.

Christa Collins for Gulch Magazine

Interview by Jasmine Hentschel
Photographed by Beau Allen Collins

2024

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Selected Previous Exhibitions

Zeitgeist Gallery

“This Place Between Us”

May 4th-25th, 2024
Nashville, TN

“The role of the artist is exactly the same as the role of the lover. If I love you, I have to make you conscious of the things you don’t see.” James Baldwin

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All Roads Lead To Here

A solo exhibition by Christa Collins

This exhibition is a meditation on becoming—an excavation of the winding, fractured, and often unseen paths that shape who we are. A nonlinear, tender, and disjointed journey back to the self. Through abstract paintings on canvas and paper, this body of work honors the labor of growth—how even the missteps and detours contain an order, a rhythm of return. Each individual painting is a story and a journey in itself.

Christa’s painting process—layered, emotional, gestural—traces her own inner terrains. These artworks represent touchstones; landmarks of interior shifts. They hold restraint and rupture in the same breath. In them, healing is not polished—it is raw, layered, sometimes undone.

ARLTH embraces the intimate, exciting journey of facing oneself—all past and emerging versions included—and acknowledging them as necessary thresholds. It is about self-love and personal growth as something earned, not through perfection, but through presence. Because every closed door rerouted you. And every road—the scenic ones, the hard ones—taught you how to come home to yourself.