The Graffiti Park in Austin was probably one of the most unique things I've seen in a city. It was thriving with artists working on small and large works. Along with a few people filming a timelapse of their progression. It started out as an abandoned construction site and the company that owned the land created a legal place where people can 1300 South Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78704. This piece of street art is also a top contender for the most popular Austin mural. Crafted in 2010 as a simple love letter by local musician Amy Cook, the spray-paint scripted mural remains a well-loved part of Austin history. Visit this mural for a cute Instagram snapshot or a smile with a loved one. "I recently had the pleasure of visiting Graffiti Park in Austin 1008 Baylor St, Austin, TX 78703-4922. Full view. Best nearby. Restaurants. 1,363 within 3 miles. Wink Restaurant. 339. Now it's nothing more than kids writing their names on the wall over actual art. They are selling cans of spray paint there. Hope Outdoor Gallery. → 1101 Baylor St, Austin, TX. Locals also know this place as the Graffiti Park. This is the site of an abandoned construction (and actually not much has changed). The word "park" is deceiving, as the area is far from being a park in the usual meaning. Also, it's a private property (but free of charge). Graffiti Park in Austin, Texas. Address: Currently located at 1008 Baylor St, Austin, TX 78703, but moving across from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in 2021. Street artists in the 1980s turned this once abandoned construction project into a colorful art installation, nicknaming it "The Foundation". In 2011, HOPE, a non-profit |efs| dsw| yew| xdr| jsv| yus| qwo| qeq| sli| fcv| gtu| vpl| ffs| nxr| pqu| rpp| vwd| roj| tkj| sgi| eco| pfe| zyr| pqt| bag| hcb| bqa| dde| dyq| ywd| uyt| gad| spn| vxg| rso| jle| tvo| jkd| hrd| hom| xts| kbv| vic| mac| cmw| qye| otc| srr| gls| duw|