Companion feed to the independent Atlanta Street Art Map; citywide, especially Cabbagetown, Little Five Points, East Atlanta, Pittsburgh/Adair Park, Old Fourth Ward, and the BeltLine. Work-in-progress shots, details, sanctioned graffiti, and walking routes make it the practical archive for a changing wall scene.
Atlanta graffiti and mural documentation feed; citywide. It foregrounds painted work, process, and artist credits, preserving pieces that may disappear before formal cataloging.
Bianca Cato’s projector-and-screen platform; originated at 97 Estoria in Cabbagetown and now rotates through Atlanta spaces. Cinema Souterrain, 16mm workshops, local filmmaker showcases, and AVC Fest create a grassroots alternative to the conventional festival circuit.
Annual live mural project on the Wylie Street wall in Cabbagetown. Its festival model gives emerging muralists and writers a public platform outside the commercial gallery circuit.
Atlanta artist and traveler making illustrative murals informed by culture and nature; citywide. Open-wall programs and Forward Warrior activity show how emerging artists enter the local public-art network.