Atlanta wears its street art like a brilliant, colorful badge of honor. In some neighborhoods, one would be hard-pressed to find a wall that hasn’t already been commandeered by one of many notable artists.
Atlanta Street Art Map, created by a man aptly-named Art Rudick, is a website that documents as much of the city's street art as possible. The retired engineer became interested in the medium during a walking tour of Bushwick in New York and now maintains the site as a hobby, the website says.
The maps are broken down into neighborhoods with high concentrations of art: Cabbagetown and Reynoldstown; East Atlanta; Little Five Points; Grant Park area; Inman Park; Midtown and the Old Fourth Ward. The first three areas in this list have art located so closely together that Rudick includes instructions for self-guided walking tours.
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