Books and Catalogues
Ink: Do More Art by Bridget Davies
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Amie Oliver and Harry Kollatz collaborate for Artists and Writers ll at Randolph Macon College in 2011.
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Made in China" The Dharma Diaries (Traveling Edition)
Essay by Kate Somers
2009
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Walk the Walk
"Looking Beyond Avante Garde Aesthetics"
Essay by Howard Risatti
2007
Articles and Reviews
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"Amie Oliver: Water is her Element" feature by Markus Schmidt for The Richmond Times'Dispatch
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Amie Oliver TRAIL SIGNS, 1708 Gallery
2001 exhibition catalogue
preface

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"Pop Quiz with Amie Oliver," Belle Magazine, page 4, May 2012
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"Walls and Bridges"
by Deborah McLeod
ArtPapers
page 67. October - November 1997
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"New Neo" explores the postmodern connection to the past.
Everything Old is "Neo" Again
BY JENNY RAMIREZ
Style Weekly
mid 1990's
Selected Website Listings
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Truth Teller Spotlight: Amie Oliver, painter.
BROAD STREET MAGAZINE
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Look See l Amie Oliver
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"Pop Quiz with Amie Oliver," Belle, page 4, May, 2012
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The French Connection is reviewed in "The Richmond Art Review"
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The Washington Project for the Arts SELECT 2012, featuring artists from the Mid-Atlantic region, curated by Paul Thulin.
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"Art as the Mother Tongue, a Dialogue between East and West," Richmond Grid Magazine, February, 2011
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Amie Oliver's "Angels and Infidels" is featured in a solo exhibition at Virginia's MOCA.
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Featured Artist in failbetter.com is a proud member of the Council of Literary Magazines and Presses.
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"Art and Soul on Screen," David William's film “Long Art” turns the camera on the lives of fellow Richmond artists — painter Bill Fisher, printmaker David Freed and multimedia artist Amie Oliver. The result, according to James Parrish, the festival’s co-founder, makes for an exciting and insightful film.
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"Bring it Home" exhibition at McComas Hall Art Gallery in 2002.
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"Creation Story," 2001 feature for Style Weekly by Jessica Ronky-Haddad
Amie Oliver's art gives a voice to the silent female figure:
"I am Woman ..." a 1995 review for Style Weekly BY JENNY O RAMIREZ
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"Autumn Journal," 1994, included in the The Center for Book Arts Exhibition and Catalogue for "This Day in History"
To view Amie Oliver’s work in person please make an appointment at the
Art Lab at 2216 Hull Street or contact Reynolds Gallery.

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