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.

The Alley Gallery in Louisville turns boring alley doors into mini art galleries, featuring over…read more130 vibrant vinyl murals by local artists. It's like a hidden art scavenger hunt downtown--small but full of charm. Great for exploring, easy to miss, and totally worth the detour.

Public art from local artists! I've known for awhile that businesses have been encouraged to hire…read moreartists to design a door belonging to their building; however, I haven't naturally bumped into many. After visiting the website I learned a map is available to download. While downtown I visited the Louisville Visitors Center, which is near the Hyatt Regency, and I noticed a painted door I'd never seen before. I was so excited! Time to find more. Love the mission behind Alley Gallery, to support local art and beautify Louisville.

We walked around explore in Lagrange. There's so many cool little public are displays and things to…read morecheck out when you're in the area. This is the ball mason Miral don't have a detail really that's what it's called and I love public art.

Pretty cool and wicked public Walmart mural located dob the rear of the ring Faulkner gallery off…read moreLogan street in the Shelby park neighborhood of Lousiville. If you walk to the train tracks behind the building you can't miss this cool piece of public art. A few months ago me and my friend and fellow yelper Jeremy j was walking the Shelby park and Nulu neighborhoods checking out public art and adding them to yelp so we can help spread the word on them. This one was a nice unexpected surprise. There is all kinds of really good pieces on extremely close walking distance of this piece as Well. Overall very cool find that I am glad we stumbled across. I'm not quite sure what the words spell out or the meaning behind it but it's a nice piece.

I really think this is a cool looking mural it's a nice display of public art in the Shelby Street…read morearea. It's over next to some railroad tracks and it just kind of shows this cool looking grim reaper and he is coming to take somebody sole do something wicked so I like it I think it's neat on the backside of a art house place over off Shelby cool to check out

Pouring paint mural is a mural located in Lousiville near the Shelby park neighborhood that…read morefeatures a large paint can spilling out bright colors along the side of an exterior building. Ones unable to track down and artist for Thai but they did a very god job and it is very large and colorful With lots ld personality. My daughters driving by spotted this and wanted to pull over for a photo op. A photo op in which they wanted to make it look like the paint was being dumped on there heads. Overall a fun and cool piece that resides in an area with lots of other cool art murals.

This mural is appropriate for it's location, as it is on the side of a building that is home to a…read morelocal paint store (Dages). I love when businesses do that, have large and eye-catching art on the outsides of their buildings that gets your attention and also reinforces what it is that they do. Shop local. Buy local. Art local.

Be sure to check out the 2019 Forecastle Mural located on East Main Street when you are visiting…read morenearby Goodwood Brewing. The mural was painted to advertise the music festival which is a Louisville original. The Forecastle Festival started in 2002. There is a lot going on in the mural not limited to a skeleton guitar player on a sunken boat's bow surrounded by snakes in the water as a bird with an eye patch sits on his shoulder. I am not sure of the artist or the complete symbolism of the artwork. Stop by and see for yourself. It's original and funky and perfect for the space in the NuLu neighborhood.

Pretty cool mural located in the popular and artsy Nulu section of Louisville Kentucky on east…read moremain right across from the main & clay apartments. Forecastle is a 3 day music, art and activist festival in the Louisville area. I have never been but heard it is a good time. As for the mural itself it is a fun one. I enjoy sugar skull art and the design reminds me and my kids of the Disney movie CoCo so that's fun. Medium sized and about half way up a brick outer wall by a sidewalk so makes for an easy and nice photo op.

I graduated from UofL in 2006 and other than heading to PJCS for football games or swing by the SAC…read moreto pick up tickets, I don't have many reasons to be on campus or pay attention to what's new around campus. But, the Confederate Statue was just removed so when I walked from Cardinal Boulevard to the Speed Museum (which recently opened re-opened and gives me another reason to be on campus) I paid attention to what seemed to stand in it's place. I was surprised to read that the memorial park has stood here since 2012. From UofL's website -- "Charles H. Parrish, Jr. Freedom Park tells the story of African Americans in Louisville and the Commonwealth through a series of 10 information obelisks, each focusing on an era or topic specific to Louisville, and 10 glass panels detailing the contributions of some of the giants of Louisville's civil rights struggle." The "park" is well done -- but it's not so much a park. No swing sets or basketball hoops. The park sits in the triangular land between 2nd and 3rd Streets. (Where the Playhouse is). It's mostly a fancy place with to kill time while waiting on the bus, waiting for a table at Griff's or to catch your breath if you can't find a parking spot on campus and parked a mile away. There are benches to sit upon and cool bios about the 10 honored African American Louisvillians. If you enjoy history, admiring bravery and are in the area -- it's clean, it's safe and it's free.

Smoketown is worthy Is a massive public art mural located as the mural states in the smoketown…read moreneighborhood of Louisville Kentucky . Smoketown has a rapidly growing public art scene and has been doing a lot to reimage the neighborhood with positivity. The strong message of how the neighborhood is worthy embodies this new spirit. Very bold colors and lettering make this piece stick out. Overall I love positive public art and Thai one does that and remains to be unique with its color schemes and design. Great piece of Public art for the smoketown neighborhood.