I stumbled upon this after brunch and I was intrigued brought to check out the sign. I'm not too…read moreinto art exhibits, but I enjoyed this. The description says it mimics the Atlanta skyline and I feel it takes a lot for someone to take an idea and bring it to fruition. The artist did an amazing job in my opinion. It's unique and pays homage to the city where we live. It also looks great in pictures. There is seating here and the area is heavily shaded with trees, so you can sit and see it without being overwhelmed by the heat in summer months.

A bit performance art and a bit contemporary art, this installation in Atlanta's historic Old…read moreFourth Ward is definitely differently abstract and minimalist. It was installed here in 1999. The 54 concrete columns look like perhaps there were part of an incomplete housing project or a destroyed building. It's not. The columns range in height from 10 to 20 feet and are, according to the artist, a nod to the city's urban surroundings and to Atlanta's skyline. It's interesting and interactive art because in addition to viewing it from the outside, you can walk among the columns and get different views. I found street parking here because it was quiet. [Review 15956 overall - 454 in Georgia - 1461 of 2021.]

A downtown Atlanta mural featuring people playing classical music is located across from the…read moreentrance of the aquarium. Me and my buddies was in town for a weekend and was walking nearby and checking out the sites when we seen this piece. Pretty large piece that is along what appears to be a popular and busy road so sir to attract some eyeballs. Overall nice piece that still has some good color despite the sun constantly beating down on it. Appears to be done very Well.

Here is a mural of some old school people playing classical music together. They are just being…read morebest friends and living their best life playing music together. It is a busy part of town so easy to find and see

The hardest working Faux Woman in the drag world, always the most amazing show is put on…read moreunforgettable, what a potty mouth on Charlie, but very very funny:) Great costumes and wigs... Definitely a show business legend and A must see

And #500 goes to... America's Ultimate Bitch, Mr. Charlie Brown. A drag legend and permanent part…read moreof Atlanta's culture. I can still hear the theme music from Charlie Brown's Cabaret at Backstreet playing as I type this review. Oh, those were the good 'ole days. I love, love, love drag shows. I think that's probably the gayest thing about me (well, aside from the fact that I like to kiss guys...). Charlie Brown is someone I seek out whenever there's a show. She's in her element when she's directing and commanding attention from the audience. After Backstreet closed she opened Charlie Brown's Cabaret at Underground. That was a VERY fun place and I was sad when it closed. Even though the Cabaret doesn't perform together anymore you can still catch them around town and traveling across the country. She's getting older, but still quick witted and knows how to work a room. I've gotten to know her better over the years and she's actually one of the nicest people I've ever met. Caring and sweet. Of course, that all changes when the curtain opens... the bitch comes out!

Decent little mural in downtown Atlanta. I was walking by and decided to snap a picture and add…read morethis yelp. We try to add all kinds of things to yelp and this is one of the many murals we got added. It has a nice message on it that says it's the real thing.

This one's a bit surreal. It's a roadside sculpture tucked beneath a power line tower, featuring…read morefiberglass cows in various poses. Some appear tangled in the wires, possibly being electrocuted. Others hold paint cans and brushes, which might be a nod to the Chick-fil-A cows and their famous sign campaigns. There is no plaque or explanation, so you're left to guess. The cows are not identical. A few are mid-leap and none seem to follow a single mold. It's strange and open to interpretation. It definitely falls into the category of weird art. Look for where the transmission lines cross Klondike Road. I should point out that it is near the storage area for some construction equipment and is private property. Trespass at your own risk. My photos are from the road. [Review 1260 of 2025 - 830 in Georgia - 24812 overall]

a fun (somewhat neglected) exhibit ... if you're in the area, check them out (before they fall…read moreapart, or removed by the power company)

Nice mural that we saw while we were in atlanta. It is of a moving truck and the blending of two…read morecommunities and coming together. I think it is a neat mural to check out

For some easy urban exploration, if you head to the intersection of Northside Drive and Donald Lee,…read moreright outside of Tech, there's a bridge that hangs off over the highway. Originally built in 1912, the bridge has fell out of use a while ago, and now just the beginning remains on the west side of the highway. While not that secret of a place, it does offer a good view of Atlanta and is pretty easy to access. NOTE: if you do plan on stopping by, homeless DO live on and around the bridge. If you go, bring some friends for your own safety and don't aggravate the people living there. Most are very accommodating if you announce your presence and treat them with respect.

To the person saying its cool but unsafe.... It's an abandoned chink of road in the hood... Are you…read moredense? The fact it has a yelp is pretty funny in itself.

I have been living in East Point for 22 years, and have had nothing but positive experiences…read more Things that I have brought to city hall's attention were corrected immediately. It like living in a small town. I don't know why some people say they don't feel safe...it is probably the company they keep. The people are pleasant, and happy. I like living in East Point. If you are considering living here great come join us.

I've been out to East Point probably 2 or 3 dozen times over the years. It's an interesting part of…read moreAtlanta. Yes it's not the safest part of town yet at the same time some of the nicest people I've met are from East Point so I think it all depends on who you talk to... If you watch the Netflix series Stranger Things You might recognize a few places since some of the scenes were filmed here https://strangerthings.fandom.com/wiki/Filming_locations Here are some of the great places to eat according to the AJC or The Atlanta Journal Constitution...our local paper... 1. Louisiana Bistreaux https://goo.gl/maps/sFxa5R9d9LjnCbPY7 2. Oz Pizza https://goo.gl/maps/jXNgcFb2GDpkgyiQA 3. Lov'n It Live https://goo.gl/maps/LLiHTHCqSUEN2aEJ6 4. Spondivits https://goo.gl/maps/XCz3k1LzMhGbFTGX8 5. Q's Restaurant https://goo.gl/maps/ScfL2LMFGvAzKvQC9 For their complete list...check out the article here https://goo.gl/maps/ScfL2LMFGvAzKvQC9