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Atlanta, Georgia
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Living Walls is an annual conference on street art and urbanism that began in 2010, bringing artists from around the world to create murals across Atlanta.
The initiative emphasizes community involvement, often collaborating with local residents to ensure the murals reflect neighborhood values and stories.
Living Walls has been noted for its commitment to gender diversity, with a significant portion of its artists being women, challenging the male-dominated street art scene.
The murals are not confined to one area but are spread across various neighborhoods, making art accessible to a wider audience.
Some murals have sparked debates and discussions about public art and its role in urban spaces, reflecting the complex dynamics of art in public areas.
The success of Living Walls has inspired other cities to start their own mural projects, promoting public art as a tool for urban revitalization.
In addition to creating murals, Living Walls hosts lectures, workshops, and panel discussions to educate the public about street art and urbanism.
While some murals remain for years, others are temporary, reflecting the ever-changing nature of street art and urban landscapes.
