June 15, 2012
Neuzz at Work Shout out to Google Alerts for the tip off.   I saw that one of my images from my series documenting Neuzz’s Living Walls Project in Atlanta was featured on this blog.

Neuzz at Work

Shout out to Google Alerts for the tip off.  

I saw that one of my images from my series documenting Neuzz’s Living Walls Project in Atlanta was featured on this blog.

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May 16, 2012

I had the pleasure of “going up” with Miguel Mejía.

Miguel Mejía, aka “Neuzz,” is an illustrator, painter, street artist, and muralist from Mexico who characteristically references Mexican graphics throughout his work.  Neuzz is working on a wall located at 384 Edgewood Ave NE, and plans to finish in the next couple days. Living Walls welcomes the public to stop by, observe or even participate in the process.  I took them up on their offer.

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May 7, 2012
ALMOST DONE “Living Walls seeks to promote, educate, and change perspectives toward public space in our communities via street art.” Living Walls, The City Speaks, is an annual conference on street art and urbanism that began in August 2010 in the city of Atlanta. Along with changing the urban landscape, the Living Walls conference set out to highlight a number of problems facing the city. Living Walls did not just showcase art, but also built a platform for much-needed dialogue in the city. http://livingwallsconference.com/index.php?/about/ Photo taken 05/06/12 by Carlton Mackey

ALMOST DONE

“Living Walls seeks to promote, educate, and change perspectives toward public space in our communities via street art.”

Living Walls, The City Speaks, is an annual conference on street art and urbanism that began in August 2010 in the city of Atlanta. Along with changing the urban landscape, the Living Walls conference set out to highlight a number of problems facing the city. Living Walls did not just showcase art, but also built a platform for much-needed dialogue in the city.

http://livingwallsconference.com/index.php?/about/

Photo taken 05/06/12 by Carlton Mackey

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