Mural jam featuring 13 Atlanta artists transforming Folio House in Downtown Atlanta. Live painting, music and good vibes!
Experience the transformation of one of Downtown Atlanta’s most iconic buildings as Cat Eye Creative presents the Folio House Mural Jam — a live art mural jam at Folio House, formerly known as The Constitution Building.
On Saturday, May 16th from 12–6PM, 13 Atlanta-based mural artists will reimagine the facade through live painting, sculptural installations & a DJ set by DJ Dell Harris.
Folio House Mural Jam celebrates Atlanta’s thriving creative culture while breathing new life into the heart of Downtown before the World Cup arrives.
Guests will have the opportunity to watch some of the city’s top muralists work in real time, connect with artists, explore the evolving environment, and experience the future vision of Folio House before its next chapter unfolds. Expect an exciting day of art, music, community & good vibes celebrating the power of public art in Atlanta.
MURAL ARTIST LINE UP
Art Addict - Dr. Dax - George F. Baker III - Honey Pierre - Julio Ceballos - Lela Brunet - Liz Webb - Matthew Evans - Nathan Tavel - Oskiade Jaleel - Vanna Black - VAYNE - Yoyo Ferro
Installation Artist
Bojana Ginn
Huge Thank You to our Partners: Gorman & Co, Invest Atlanta, City of Atlanta
Cat Eye Creative has had the pleasure of partnering with Gorman & Co, Invest Atlanta & The City of Atlanta to bring this project to fruition.
“Folio House at 143 Alabama Street in Downtown Atlanta converts a long-vacant commercial center into a dynamic, mixed-use destination that caters to and connects locals and visitors alike. The project combines office-to-residential conversion with new construction to restore a commercial center to create a new beacon of the city’s progress.
Built in 1947, this once-thriving part of the downtown scene was affectionately known as “the heart of Atlanta.” The five-story office building, which once stood testament to the city’s evolution and technological advancements, sat vacant and blighted for the last 50 years. Through this reinterpretation, the iconic brick Art Moderne building will build on Atlanta’s legacy and reknit the physical and social fabric of the city.”