Meet Allison. She is not Today’s Nice Stranger, since I’ve known her for years (but not really). She is the sister-in-law of an old friend of mine whom I called Tracy of the Chickens on a […]
Tag: public art
Rode to joy (yet again)
It’s Thursday, and that means I leave my house at 7 a.m. today to take the train with my bike to the Arts Center Station in Midtown, Atlanta. I inevitably meet the nicest people of […]
Hey, there!
Robyn Elliott, the astounding owner of Bicycle Tours of Atlanta (the #1 Outdoor Activity in Atlanta, according to Trip Advisor), took this photo of me last week when we were Traveling at the Speed of […]
That wall
There is still not a drop of paint as a public mural anywhere in the suburb city where I live (and the only public mural is a replica of a previous public mural that says Everything Will be […]
It isn’t easy being a mural
Instead of singing, “It isn’t easy being green,” these Kermit the Frogs learned too late that it’s even harder to be a mural. So many murals I’ve photographed while Traveling at the Speed of Bike […]
Twice-told tales
Am starting to work on the next found-space art exhibit from 7 MPH, titled Twice-Told Tales. It’s slated to hit the outdoors in December. Here’s a peek at two of the photos that didn’t make […]
We live in the kind of world
We live in the kind of world where this exists. Therefore, despite the hell and hurt and hardships we endure, one question looms — if we are a species capable of such simple, beautiful good, […]
Film, music, visual art
You may or may not have heard that the State of Georgia is now number one in the world in feature film productions, due to heavy state incentives, a wide variety of location options, and […]
