Found a signed Purvis Young Atlanta Olympics poster + a painting signed Armand - is it Armand Arman?

Went to a local thrift store early today and found a couple of nice pieces of art being unloaded - the first being a 1996 Atlanta Coca cola Olympics poster (it was the small coke logo near the bottom that made me take a closer look; and realize it was a poster from the Atlanta Olympics - (which I and probably every adult American remembers it was where a bomb was exploded & a security guard wrongly accused of it) - and it wasn't until the light hit it right that I saw it was hand signed by the artist Purvis Young! (he was from Miami like me & is well known here).

The 2nd one was a primitive(?) painting that is signed Armand, but googling Armand artist painting turned up a lot of Armand Arman - is this the same artist? If not does anyone know who the artist Armand is?

Thanks for any help!
PS - I also got about 75 old jazz albums for $1 each; can't wait to go through them!

 

The Altanta stuff is coming up now, at least the pieces not produced in the thousands.

 

@journeymagazine Here is information about the exhibition for which this poster was made:
https://www.soulsgrowndeep.org/exhibition/souls-grown-deep-african-american-vernacular-art-south

The last sentence reads "The exhibition is a collaboration among The Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games (ACOG) Cultural Olympiad, the Carlos Museum and the City of Atlanta Bureau of Cultural Affairs."

Maybe you found this already but just wanted to let you know. I think Coca Cola was probably a sponsor, not creator of the exhibit.

 

In Atlanta, they'd darned well have to be a sponsor. Their HQ is in Atlanta.

 

You'd be hard pressed to find ATL Olympics merch without Coke's logo on it, it seems. I remember seeing it everywhere.

 

LOL!!

 

Thank you figtree3 - check out this Coca Cola London jacket I found at same thrift store yesterday! I posted in clothes because I can't find another with google image search.
It has a large 86 on the back - maybe for the Olympics too?
PS - It has a tag inside that says 'Recycled Polyester' - I didn't know you could recycle polyester!

 

Definitely not Olympics without a ring logo, I would think. It would be whatever team or tournament has that 5 logo in it I suspect.

 

Since it says Coca-Cola London it probably has something to do with a British sport team or individual athlete. Somebody who wears the number 86, perhaps?

Also, I've been seeing the phrase "recycled polyester" on clothing in recent years. Don't know when it started.

 

5 cents is what they charged GIs for a bottle of Coke in-theater during WWII if memory serves. Maybe it's an allusion to that?