You'd expect an international street art consortium to spring up in graffiti capitals like New York, London, Berlin, Paris, or São Paulo, but probably not Atlanta. The city's graffiti battle lines were drawn long ago, but the annual Living Walls calls a kind of truce, inviting discussion on an international scale that continues to make a significant imprint on Atlanta's public art scene.
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