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08/29/12 Living Walls 2012: Was It a Success for Female Artists?

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Despite some ambivalence in carrying out its feminist goals, Living Walls incites community through controversy.

12/10/10 BURNAWAY goes to Art Basel Miami Beach, survives the storm

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And why Atlanta should make a bigger splash

08/18/10 Living Walls: Natives and newcomers share their thoughts

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Update: BURNAWAY revisited the Living Walls murals in October of 2010. Click here to read what Santiago Junca and Karen Tauches had to say! One remarkable detail of the symposium portion of Living Walls occurred to me as I stood outside the auditorium. As I skulked about the courtyard of Georgia Tech’s College of Architecture [...]