The Decatur Box Project

Decatur has always been an artist haven. There are many studios and galleries around the city and art can be seen not just in store fronts but on walls, down alleyways, with public sculptures and, for the past couple of years, on traffic signal boxes.  The Decatur Arts Alliance and Fishbone Art teamed up to select local and regional artists to add color to the city and paint these usual eyesores around the city. A interactive map for the boxes can be found here…  https://www.fishboneartdecatur.com/box-locations  Come take a look at some of the fun art around the city!

The box painted by Laurence Laufer at the greenspace between W. Howard Ave., Atlanta Ave. and Adair St.

The box painted by Lauren Pallotta at the corner of W. Howard Ave. and Commerce Dr.

The box painted by Mario Daniel at the corner of E. College Ave. and S. McDonough St. across from Agnes Scott College.

The box painted by Dan Flores in front of Bleu Hanger at the corner of E. College Ave. and S. Candler St.

The box painted by Nick Madden at the corner of E. Trinity Pl. and Church St.

The box painted by Catlanta near the Dekalb County Courthouse at the corner of W. Trinity Pl. and N. McDonough St.

The “Fine Lines, Big Teeth” box painted by Nick Morris at the corner of Commerce Dr. and W. Trinity Pl.

The “Southern Electric” box painted by Amanda Morris at the corner of Commerce Dr. and Swanton Way.

The “Chac Mool, Cenotes” box painted by Sara Nguyen in front of Ted’s Montana Grill on the corner of W. Ponce de Leon Ave. and Commerce Dr.

The box painted by Larry Holland in front of the Dekalb History Center Museum off of W. Ponce de Leon Ave.

The box painted by Pam Schutty near the Bank of America ATM at the corner of Commerce Dr. and Church St.

The “Hi-Yo” box painted by Killamari at the corner of Commerce Dr. and E. College Ave.

The box painted by Vile Kyle in front of the Ice House Lofts at the corner of Commerce Dr. and Sycamore Place.