In addition to our temporary public art exhibition every year, Art on the Atlanta BeltLine also features pieces on display year-round. Both types are included in the list below for your enjoyment. We encourage you to explore the art that the Atlanta BeltLine has to offer!

The Permanent Collection Overview

One of the core components of the Atlanta BeltLine is public art. We are infusing art with temporary and permanent public art collections throughout the city that serve to engage the community. Now and in the future, public art will range from commissioned murals and sculptures to features incorporated into our parks and design. Every year, Art on the Atlanta BeltLine showcases temporary works from local and national artists. Below is our current roster of art located on the trail year-over-year.

Location of Public Art Pieces

The Atlanta BeltLine features many diverse pieces of environmental art for art enthusiasts to enjoy. The artwork is conveniently located all around the Atlanta BeltLine corridor. Download our Art on the Atlanta BeltLine brochure 2012 with all of the temporary art locations (art will be installed by opening day, September 8).

Come out and make it your mission to visit each piece. Learn about the artists and the Atlanta BeltLine project in the process!

Artist	Artwork	Location
Robert Witherspoon	Stainless steel kinetic sculpture.	D.H. Stanton Park
Lonnie Holley	“Hands Along the Rail” - This mobile piece is constructed from railroad artifacts.	On the corridor just north of Memorial Drive.
Labrona and OverUnder Gawd	“Untitled” mural - part of Living Walls 2011.	On the corridor on Southpark Lofts just south of Kirkwood Avenue.
Loss Prevention Collective	“Steel Fabric" mural.	On the corridor on the Stein Steel building just north of Kirkwood Avenue.
Dr. Dax	“All Dogs Go to Heaven” mural.	On the corridor just north of Kirkwood Avenue.
Mr. Never Satisfied	“Could be Better” mural.	Historic Fourth Ward Skate Park.
Hense	“Untitled” mural.	The south side of Ralph McGill under the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail.
Prevention Collective	“Untitled” mural.	The north side of Ralph McGill under the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail.
Santiago Menendez	"Meet Me At The Crayons" painted steel posts.	On the corridor south of Lena Street and Washington Park in southwest Atlanta.
Hadley Breckenridge	"The Highball Artist" mural.	In southwest Atlanta under the Lucile Avenue bridge.
Hense	“Untitled” mural.	On the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail underneath Virginia Avenue on the eastern wall.
Hense and Born	“Untitled” mural.	On the corridor underneath the Park Drive bridge as it enters Piedmont Park.
Gregor Turk	“Site X” rammed earth benches.	On the corridor at Evelyn Street off of Monroe Drive.
David Landis	"Cycles" stainless steel sculpture.	Rose Circle Park.
Malaika Favorite	“The West End Celebrates” mural.	On the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail on White Street on the bridge underneath Lawton Street.
Kyle Brooks	“BeltLine Bears” mural.	On the corridor on a retaining wall along Langhorn Street.
Hadley Breckenridge	“Enterchange” mural.	On the corridor along Muse Street just north of Ralph David Abernathy.
Kyle Brooks	"Faces and Friends" mural.	On the Eastside Trail underneath N. Highland Avenue.
Brandon Sadler	"How Are You?" mural.	On the Eastside Trail underneath Virginia Avenue.
Alex Rodriguez, DMD	"Whirling Wheels" sculpture.	At Greenwood Avenue where it deadends into the Eastside Trail.
Jac Coffey	"Railroad Workers" sculpture.	On the Eastside Trail where John Wesley Dobbs deadends into the trail.
Sarah Emerson	Untitled mural.	In Reynoldstown on the Fulton Terrace bridge under the corridor.
Maria Artemis	Stone sculpture and fountain.	Historic Fourth Ward Park (the north fountain and the waterfall alongside the lake and in the west plaza).
Maria Artemis	Stone sculpture splash pad.	Perkerson Park in southwest Atlanta.
Krewe of the Grateful Gluttons	Lantern Parade	Taking place the first Saturday after Labor Day in September each year, the Lantern Parade runs the length of the Eastside Trail.