Keith Auerbach mural is part of a downtown Lousiville art intuitive called alley gallery that is…read morefeatures murals for local artists on several exterior doors in a few block radius. This abstract designed mural featuring darker colors is located right across from The Kentucky convention center right at the 4th street live and Lousiville welcome center intersections. Solid piece. This one is more of just a artistic creation than still life or painting a scene like most the other art gallery pieces so it makes it stand out a bit.

This is some local public art outside of the Hyatt hotel. It's by a gardening Keith Arbok and this…read moreis his Nuro it is a painting kind of an abstract form of Of different colors and designs

Great life size likeness of J Graham Brown and his pet dog. He wasn't a very tall man, but…read moreapparently had quite a presence during his lifetime and his legacy. This statue is located in front of the hotel main entrance.

In front of the famous Brown Hotel where the "Hot Brown sandwich" was invented is a statue of James…read moreGraham Brown, builder and owner of the hotel. Brown was a business man, real estate developer, and philanthropist. The statue of Brown and his dog, Woozem, was installed in 2007. Stop by and take a photo with the statue! [Yelp collections: Louisville/Indianapolis 2023; Louisville, KY 2023; Public Art]

Lousiville letter winners is a series of placards around concrete walls near the cardinal park area…read moreacross from university of Louisville campus. These letter winners are names of several former athletes that played sports at university of Louisville and has info on active years and the sports played. Overall pretty cool honor for the former athletes of the school. As a big Lousiville sports fan I enjoy reading and seeing the history.

This is a neat display that pays tribute to former University of Louisville stars. It is next to…read morethe stadiums and College campus or Floyd Street. It simply has the letter winners name year and accomplishments. It's a neat little thing to check out when you were looking at all the historical University of Louisville achievements in monuments

These are all over the city of Louisville and sections close in Louisville slugger Museum. This…read morehappens to be Jeff Bagwell's bat model. This is just another nice little addition to the city.

When I was at Kroger in the Highlands the other day I was not expecting one of these horses but I…read morereally wasn't expecting two of these horses. There's one on the front side of the entrance going in and when you exit out the back there's also another one. So that was cool to see. This is the first one that I think it's a little bit older and it's in the front entrance of the building

Went to the Highland Kroger on Sat. April 1st. Went to customer service and they didnt know how to…read morereceive money even after calling another Kroger. They just sent me on my way. I went to the Deli where I waited for 20 minutes because one girl was working. Two girls and and manager came behind the counter. The manager asked me what I needed and then just took off. There were 6 other people in line. Then I go to the meat dept. where a man was putting everything up because there was no one to work. This was at 3:00 pm in the afternoon! There were boxes in the floor unopened and the place was a mess! Someone help this store please!

This memorial is located close to the Yum Center downtown Louisville. I was out exploring and I…read morecame across it and I try to add everything I can.

Sit-in demonstration is a series of public art monuments in downtown louisvilel that marks…read morelegitimate sites of civil rights sit in demonstrations. This particular marker is located on south 4th street in louisville Kentucky in the theatre square portion of town. Each marker has a story about what occurred at sit in a longe with dates and other historical information. This particular one took place at was once called Mary Anderson theatre. Overall this are really cool tributes and honors to some of the local history in the city of Lousiville and hold significant historical information.

This is one of many sit in demonstration sites that we have in downtown Louisville. This is a lot…read moreof history and a powerful movement during the civil rights. It sits outside the brown theater

Truth and justice is a university of Louisville campus sculpture locate in trager plaza…read more Created by artist Jepthra Bernard bright this sculpture is intended to represent a man and woman floating in chaste embrace to express the impartiality and integrity of Justice. Either way it's one of the more unique sculptures on campus and an absolute attention grabber. Overall nice job by the artist and the sculpture sits right in the middle of trager plaza

While we were exploring the University of Louisville campus we came across the truth and justice…read morestatue. It has a little description on the outside of what it represents and why it's there. University of Louisville has all kinds of cool little statues like this