Atlanta's Street Art by Neighborhood

Atlanta neighborhoods have found their creative aura through highly talented local and international artists delivering diverse and vivid murals across the city. Covering everything from walls and crosswalks to underpasses and high rises, the city is an everchanging canvas. 

Find this polka dot mural by Alex Brewer, aka HENSE on the Eastside BeltLine trail near the intersection of Monroe and Virginia avenues.

On the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail, walk or bike to find spectacular murals and street art along the trail and tunnel walls. 

Cabbagetown and Inman Park’s walkable neighborhood aesthetic of industrial areas and restaurants make the perfect strip for a full-on art gallery. So much so that the annual Forward Warrior public art mural series uses the Cabbagetown’s Wylie Street corridor as its canvas.

Full of rich history and original architecture, the South Downtown and Castleberry Hill setting of old brick buildings and storefronts provides the canvas for lush landscapes to adorn its walls, like  Faatimah Stevens’ “Hey Brown Girl You’re Beautiful" piece.    

The Loss Prevention’s iconic John Lewis mural towers above Downtown. 

Whether it’s spending time at the High Museum of Art or the many mouth-watering restaurants along Peachtree Street, a journey into Midtown’s public art scene is worth discovering, like Craig Alan's Phoenix mural.

There’s so much to be seen hidden in the quirky neighborhood of East Atlanta Village. While live music venues, retro shops and global cuisine are the draw, there’s art lurking around the corners of your favorite businesses that can’t be seen from the street.