The Living Walls of Atlanta are a true gem for the state of Georgia. A hidden gem, to boot. Many people don’t realize that the artwork and creativity that they pass every day may just have incredible meaning and purpose behind it. Not to mention that some of the pieces which are strewn about the city of Atlanta are filled with color, culture, and most likely will take your breath away. Take a look at some of the best pieces from the Living Walls of Atlanta, and prepare to be wowed.

Living Walls is an amazing nonprofit organization located in the great city of Atlanta, Georgia.

Flickr Wally Gobetz

The community conference brings together street artists, academics and the general public in order to activate and engage communities.

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The entire art conference was co-founded in 2009 by Monica Campana & Blacki Migliozzi.

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Some of the artwork throughout the city is absolutely incredible.

Flickr Zlatko Unger

The co founders started Living Walls in order to change the perspective about street art, that it doesn’t necessarily have to be graffiti and tagging…

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But instead, provide inspiration and guidance to the people of Georgia.

Flickr Cliff Dix

This annual street art conference brings in local artists, along with invited artists to create murals and other street art.

Flickr Nicolás Santiago Romero Escalada

The artists paint directly on vacant buildings, provided they have approval from the owner, of course.

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Last year, the event was cancelled and the residents of Atlanta sure felt the loss.

Flickr Cliff Dix

But this year, Living Walls is back and better than ever. So keep your eyes peeled!

Flickr Cliff Dix

What do you think about Living Walls? Have you ever seen any of the street pieces?! Share your experience!

Flickr Wally Gobetz

Flickr Cliff Dix

Flickr RJ

Flickr Zlatko Unger

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Flickr Nicolás Santiago Romero Escalada

Or if you’re feeling like exploring Georgia is more your style, then check out There’s No Attraction In The World Like This One In Georgia.

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