Here comes the horse name Shelby he lives in the city of Shelbyville. He is here for all to see. Go…read moreand try to pet him.

Very large and positive public art mural located on the west end neighborhood of Lousiville just…read moreoff Muhammad Ali Blvd. Mural per the tag is done by victor sweatt art. This is from my recollection my my first sampling of that artist. But he did a really good job on this one. Very right and easy to read which makes the be the energy you want to attract message deliver strongly. Overall very cool addition to the Lousiville public art scene and it provides a very wise and positive message for all.

This is a nice and positive message in the mural. This is located off Muhammad Ali in west…read moreLouisville. It's a really nice mural with a great message. This is making this part of town better and looking better so I'm glad to see all these murals going up around town

This horse is super excited to be included in the lavender experience. I saw him home and I thought…read moreit was real pretty to see if my daughter loves the color purple, so she was excited to take pictures of.

The service is awful (our server was half sleep and she had a bad attitude). Limited selections of…read morefood if you are eating at the restaurant. Everything is pricy; so get ready to spend your money when you get there. It is good to experience it at least once. Not sure after that.. hope this helps

I really love the Muted Flowers mural. We have so much beautiful street art in our neighborhood,…read moreand this is one of the best pieces for photos. So, if you're looking for a great spot to grab a new headshot or Instagram post, this is an awesome wall to check out! Muted Flowers is one of the murals in the neighborhood that Access Ventures assisted with, while they were still located in Shelby Park. Per their page for the mural, it was designed by local designer, Tyler Deeb, and was painted and installed by other artists and folks in the community. And, over 200 volunteers participated in painting over 1,500 squares! That is crazy awesome! AV says, "The mural displays the perfect imperfections from all the different artists that participated in painting and installing the mural." All I can say is.. if you want to come see something pretty cool, come check out the Shelby Park neighborhood, and this mural!

A Pixelated floral art mural located in the shelby park neighborhood of Louisville Kentucky. just…read moreoff Logan st. Me and my friend and fellow yelper Jeremy J last Saturday was checking out new places and public art in the Shelby park and Nulu neighborhoods and this piece was on our radar. Literally right next to this mural is another mural of the legendary Albert Einstein. Which is pretty cool. This whole neighborhood block is chock full of public art and murals. So if you are a fan I highly recommend this neighborhood.

On the corner of Fourth and Main, across from The Barrel, a building with a beautiful mural and a…read moremosaic of sparkling tiles caught my eye. As a Yelper, of course I had to stop and take photos and write a review. But what was this building? To my surprise, it was a water pump station! It is the Metro Sewer District's 4th Street Pump Station, and in 2021, the eyesore of a pump station was transformed by artist Whitney Olsen with her mural "Waterfall". What a cool idea! [Yelp collections: Louisville/Indianapolis 2023; Louisville, KY 2023; Public Art]

Very vibrant and bright abstract public art mural that sits in the bourbon district of downtown…read moreLousiville Kentucky. This complete building wrapped mural is the metropolitan sewer dump (msd) pump for the downtown 4th street area. It has kinda sat there in the middle of all the hustle and bustle of downtown Lousiville for years. Until artist Whitney Olsen created this beautiful mural in July of 2021 and called it "waterfall". The artist does a great job and uses all kinds of soothing and vibrant colors. Really makes what was just some random looking pump station stick out and noticeable. Overall a great addition to the ever growing public art of not only the downtown Bourbon district of the city but the entire city as a whole. Easy to find. Anyone local has been downtown for an event and stuck in traffic in theirs area. So it provides a pretty traffic view at minimum.

Mural of Frida Kahlo that sits on the large side exterior of a trendy Nulu neighborhood of…read moreLousiville Mexican eatery called Guacamole. Very massive and brightly colored mural that sticks out and has a fun vibe to it. I'll admit I was not familiar with the subject depicted in this mural. She was evidently a famed Mexican painter in her own right so it seems appropriate she is being honored in her own professional field. Overall a very nice piece tang is noticeable and a great addition to a Nulu neighborhood that has some truly amazing public art murals.

The Frida Kahlo mural on Guacamole now overlooks the rooftop outdoor bar and dining space. Perfect…read moreexpansion and addition of another outdoor dining space at Guacamole. The music is on, the drinks are fantastic and the food is off the charts delicious and the Frida Kahlo mural oversees it all. Super nice pop of color with tons of style.

The mural has not changed since it was posted. However, I enjoy driving by or checking it out when…read moreI stop at the Stock Yards Bank. It's a great addition to the city and tells a visual story of La Grange.

My family and I love visiting little towns and seeing different public art display and landmarks…read morefor the towns. We came across these murals of the city of Lagrange. Got out took a few pictures looked at them and we had a good time seeing the different objects and photos that make up Lagrange.

Fun mural that represents the city of j town. I really like j town and all it offers. It has many…read morenice events and a good community. I like little murals like this when I is it cities where they take pride in their city