An artist district in Fulton County of Atlanta, GA. O4W boasts the most beautiful street art in the city.
O4W is the location of Krog Street Tunnel, a known graffiti spot. Tony Hawk designed the O4W skate park. The Beltline is a pathway that connects the
neighborhoods. MLK, Jr and his wife are buried on Auburn Avenue, where there is an MLK Jr
National Monument. A flame is lit and never dies, by his grave. O4W is home to Murder Kroger. Popular city center areas are Little Five Points (L5P) and East Atlanta
Village (EAV). It's easier to skate or walk than to drive.
O4W is a mere mile from the Capital building of ATL. Adjacent
neighborhoods include Inman Park, Cabbagetown, and Kirkwood.
The area has become a tourist destination spot. The once-close-knit community is dismantled by gentrification. Iconic street art is painted over by developers. Punks and vagrants are pushed out. Police cameras survey the land. Tall houses are built; their humble neighbors can no longer see the sunrise. The woods are cleared; rats and cockroaches radiate out.
R.I.P. Jack's Pizza Bar and Grill, home of graffiti, $2.50 mega-slices of pizza, and $1 pints of Miller Light.