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The Art of Atlanta PRIDE

08 Oct The Art of Atlanta PRIDE

Posted at 20:32h in On our Turf by

Sadly, again this year, we are unable to “officially” frolic and have fun at the Atlanta PRIDE festival in Piedmont Park. We are unable to enjoy the incredible parade and unforgettable sites, as has been the custom for the past 50 years. According to Atlanta Pride, it was too risky to expose supporters to COVID and the Delta variant. Alas, 2 years in a row! Thus, we thought we would share some beauty with our readers in the form of PRIDE art in Atlanta.  Murals, windows, dancers- all celebrating through their art. These artists put in countless hours to create their unique expressions, and they deserve to be shared with the masses!

Earth Mama (Avery Harden) poses before her brand new mural on Dad’s Garage in Old Fourth Ward, photo by @justtobyme
@keithjreeves shows off his grace and agility on 10th and Piedmont, photo by @waltercapps
@arrtaddict gorgeous mural in collaboration with @Skittles in Little Five Points
Allie Andrews of @balancedesignatl creates an colorful rainbow cloud window in Candler Park. We hope you love it as much as we do!

We hope that you can see some of these gorgeous murals in person!  Thanks to Secret Atlanta for some of your art sources.  Thanks to the artists who help make our city beautiful.  See you next year, we hope that we can party like it is 2022!

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