On the walls along Atlanta’s Beltline corridors, visual art invites us to engage and reflect.
A new mural by EuGene V. Byrd III, Atlanta Beltline curator-in-residence, invites conversations about fatherhood, the roles fathers play in our communities, and particularly, what it means to be a Black father.
“Sometimes, as a child, we look at our parents like they are superheroes, but they are just a man trying to do the best that they can,” said Byrd.
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