Betty Brown, aka Grandma Mozelle, lived in Commerce, GA and started painting in the 1990s following a car accident. She is a memory painter.
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Atlanta Contemporary takes your health seriously. That’s why we have made significant upgrades to our HVAC system. We are now using bi-polar ionization technology, which is a type of air purification that uses voltage to generate electrically charged particles with extra electrons. These particles fall to the ground and become inert, eliminating their ability to cause harm. This technology works on viruses and bacteria in the air stream. We did this to keep you - and your loved ones - safe and healthy. We look forward to welcoming you back into the galleries.
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