Olivia Atkins is a freelance writer and part-time ComDev MA student. She specializes in branded content and editorial writing, with her work appearing in publications such as VICE UK, Business Insider, Variety, and Creative Boom. Olivia's articles cover a range of topics, including art, culture, photography, and social issues.
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Olivia Atkins predominantly covers culture, society, and art-related topics with a focus on photography and social issues. Her articles often feature expert commentary, press releases, and private sector announcements. When reaching out to her, consider offering access to experts or artists who can provide unique insights into cultural phenomena or societal issues that align with the themes she frequently covers.
Given her interest in art and social issues, pitches could revolve around innovative artistic endeavors addressing current societal challenges or environmental concerns. Additionally, stories featuring unique perspectives on community engagement or highlighting underrepresented voices may be of interest to Olivia.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Olivia's coverage, global stories related to culture & society are likely within her purview.
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By: Olivia Atkins
Embroidery for 'presence, clarity of mind and connection to nature', says the California artist.
By: Olivia Atkins
Mike Nelson on his sensory new survey, scavenging objects and simulating reality.
By: Olivia Atkins
Artworks to inspire collective action, and promote care for our planet.
By: Olivia Atkins
Alexander Ward on how wild swimming cultivates solace, stoicism and a sense of community.
By: Olivia Atkins
Photographer Jeff Rothstein on taking inspiration from New York City's aliveness.
By: Olivia Atkins
Stuart Allen on his love of photographing lonesome buildings.
By: Olivia Atkins
New photo book looks at how these playgrounds bred communism, cosmology and culture.
By: Olivia Atkins
Giving homelessness a voice: Marc Davenant on embedding humanity in his latest project.
In a world where economic uncertainty looms large and the gap between the haves and have-nots continues to widen, the efficacy of celebrity endorsements in advertising is curious.
Analysing some of the best and most popular brand design work of this year, It’s Nice That and Frontify find common themes of nostalgia, bravery and a lot of humanity.
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