Austin, Texas: Graffiti Art Park (Closed)
A hillside of cement walls, turned into a constantly evolving tableau of graffiti. Despite its anything-goes look, people needed to fill out forms before they could spray their art. Scheduled for development demolishing in 2019.
Hope Outdoor Gallery
- Directions:
- West edge of downtown. On the west side of Baylor St. just south of its intersection with W. 11th St.
- Hours:
- Jan. 2019: Reported closed.
- Status:
- Closed
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A hillside of cement walls has been turned into a constantly evolving series of graffiti art.
[AliciaDug, 05/03/2018]This has been closed to [be replaced by] a parking lot (garage).
[Janann, 01/23/2019]
We went and saw anyone and everyone spray-painting. I spoke with an artist selling his work at the Art Park entrance, and it seems as though the "must have permission"/space aspect has been lost. But it is still very cool to look at.
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Despite its anything-goes look, the "only paint park of its kind in the USA" has rules. Not just anyone can express themselves here. Aspiring artists are supposed to fill out a questionnaire, provide proof of ID, submit a sketch or mock-up, and sign a waiver before they can spray.