When + Where

Where?

Find the Hosea Williams mural, behind the Studioplex parking lot. GPS: 22 Airline St. SE, Old Fourth Ward.

Reach Vote Tree from the Beltline path. Stop by the good folks at Bennett’s Market and Guac y Margys to say hey.

A pedestrian path connects the Vote Tree installation to the Beltline.

BY FOOT

From the Beltline, spot the the red, white, and blue mural by Dancing Dogs Yoga. Climb the stairs and follow the pathway behind StudioPlex to Janke Glass Studios (say Hey to Matt, the first artist to contribute to the Vote Tree). Skip through the parking garage to find our glitter.

BY CAR

Loop around Airline St, to the south end of the StudioPlex garage.
Do not park on the south side of the street, in front of the construction area.

BY AIR

To carefully inspect the mural’s gilded hieroglyphs, land chopper on StudioPlex roof. Carefully shimmy down garage scaffold.

VoteTree and the Hosea Williams Mural is located in Sweet Auburn / Old Fourth Ward in Atlanta’s Historic Martin Luther King Jr. District. In the 1960’s, Sweet Auburn was the commercial center of Black Atlanta; and in 1956, Fortune Magazine named it “The richest Negro street in America.” Its unofficial mayor was civil rights activist John Wesley Dobbs, the maternal grandfather of Atlanta’s first African American mayor, Maynard Jackson.

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