I was checking out the Hamburg Farmers Market and looked up. And saw half this huge mural. Had…read moreto check it out of course. It was probably painted before the pizza place next door put up a high, not super-interesting or attractive, fence. Why do people do that? Anyway, this is very cool. It's also by Tingley, who seems to have done tons of the murals around town.

This mural isn't quite finished yet, but I saw it as I was driving on transit and stopped and took…read moresome pictures. It's on the Westside of the new Carmines restaurant space. Bright and colorful it's not Buffalo from one of the local restaurant favs.

This mural isn't out front as so many are. Rather its behind the building, although you see it…read morewhen you park. And its got plenty of room around it for easy viewing. I wasn't able to find the artist signature.

Another one of the AK Public Art projects is this massive sculpture on the waterfront. It's…read morecoming down soon, but was installed in 2017 or 2018 to coincide with an exhibit at the AK. Robert Indiana is a famous American sculptor. His works are worldwide. This is his numbers series.

This is a super interesting mural. The Glen Park Joint Board commissioned it from artist Ali Price…read more She's a local artist with a few other public art pieces around the area. Called "Glen in Bloom", this artwork is interactive, there are things for the kids to go find on the mural. It's basically a sort of a scavenger hunt type idea. Teaching kids and adults alike about the local area birds and plants. It's painted on the outside of the shelter near the parking lot off Glen Ave.

This looks new. And the friend who pointed it out me said it was. But I am not sure…read more Regardless, it looks like a honeycomb in parts, hence the name I suppose. A few bees flying around too. Its on the side of the building where Half & Half is, near Bidwell and Elmwood. The artist is Chris Piontkowski. The colors are bright and vibrant.

I'm always a fan of public art! I came down to this part of town for a paper shredding event…read moresponsored by the city, and saw this bureau that I hadn't noticed before. It has been here since 2020 so somehow I've missed it. It's on the side of the building, and there's an empty lot next to it so you can view it very easily. This is a stunning mural.

This is many peoples fav mural around town. They love it. Its very interesting and has tons going…read moreon. There are two artists, working under the AK Public Art program. Chuck Tingley and Matt Grote teamed up on this one. This is a very imaginative piece that makes you think of cartoons or childrens book characters. There are balloons galore and various cultural images intertwined.

I saw this by accident out of the corner of my eye a few days ago. On Niagara it's the front of a…read morebuilding. And it's very cool. I don't know if it's a fish store inside or someone likes fish. But it's nice to see.

I love that someone painted their house this way. And they live on a corner so you have a…read morebasically unobstructed view of it. It's on South Park Ave. Not an area I frequent often, but I happened to be on my way to Lackawanna from downtown and took South Park. So as I was driving I saw this. The lot next-door is some sort of an urban farm so you can actually see this really clearly. Its actually named "A Mural in Bloom", which makes complete sense. It's by local artist Nina Cherry who's done some other things around town as well.