Located at the north end of the Singing Bridge, this tall sculpture is "inspired by the ecitement…read moreof children that is retained through adulthood, squared." According to the city's public art database, "This Louisville artist's stainless-steel work uses sweeping lines in an abstract language of rhythm and grace to affirm belief in the power of beauty. His work can be found in across the U.S. and abroad." It's an interesting piece and I enjoyed it. [Review 13559 overall, 878 of 2020.]

EH Taylor is definitely a top notch bourbon. We were exploring the Buffalo trace distillery and I…read morecame across this mural I had to take a few pictures. I really enjoy different murals in public art and things so I definitely want to see them and add it

This is a beautiful public art display that we came across when we were in Lexington. I love at the…read moretop of the building that they have all these cool pictures and the origami is just awesome looking.

This mural is on the west-facing wall of The Belt Line bar and grill. I love this little mural. The…read morecranes are beautiful; it's just a lovely image of paper cranes taking flight. This one is by BroCoLoco, who did several murals in Lexington. At one time, at least, the cranes started on the building in the foreground of this photo as they were starting to take flight and migrated toward the front of The Belt Line's roof. I didn't notice that on my visit, but it's possible I simply overlooked it. This was probably my favorite mural in Lexington, and it's located across the street from Greyline Market so it's easily accessible and viewable. Stop here quick, and enjoy the whimsy.

Public art mural called RJ Corman Children's mural that is. Massive mural that literally welcomes…read moreyou into downtown Frankfort Kentucky. The mural is 3 parts and sits on an overpass the middle part that you drive through boasts the "welcome to Frankfort". To the sides are two different types of nature themed murals that feature some spacious country land and a train traveling though a valley. Overall a neat mural that welcomes you properly into the historic downtown district of Frankfort Kentucky.

Welcome to historic Frankfort mural located In downtown Frankfort, Kentucky in the cities most…read morepopular 2-3 block of shops, eateries and other public art pieces. The mural is medium sized and features lovely backdrops and the words "welcome to Historic Frankfort". Unlike its mural counter part "greetings from Frankfort" a few blocks away this is a traditional painted mural and makes for a great photo op for visitors of the area. Overall a very well done piece. I enjoy the darker brown border which makes the mural pop out more in my opinion.

Welcome to historic Frank, for this is a Mural to represent in the show everybody how historic his…read moreplace really is and how much you should wanna visit here

While we were visiting Lexington we came across this very small cool little mural. I almost didnt…read moresee it until i just happened to glance over. It is by Mintons Cafe and is very hard to see if you are not paying attention. Good little mural to check out when you are in the area. Lexington is filled with murals and public art so go check it out. Color- 2 Creativity- 3 Location- 2 Uniqueness -3

Cute little mural. Blink and you'll miss it! I almost did; it took a double take for me to find it…read more It's painted on the east wall of Minton's cafe. If the weeds get a little thick, you may miss it since it's all the way on the level with the lot. (I wonder how uncomfortable that was to paint?) The artist is unknown, but shout out to Fabulous in Fayette blog for leading me to it so I could grab a photo for my friend who's obsessed with elephants! Review #624 5/2002

This is a beautiful mural. It's on the west-facing wall of Vintage on Lime, a cute little vintage…read moreplace on Limestone. This is another one by BroCoLoco. It is probably my second favorite mural in Lexington, but it's one that's easy to miss. It's on Limestone a few blocks away from Greyline Station, but in an alleyway between the second-hand shop and some salons. If like me you like to hunt for murals, this is one you'll want to be sure to stop and take a look at.

Buffalo mural located In downtown Frankfort, Kentucky in the cities most popular 2-3 block of…read moreshops, eateries and other public art pieces. Very pretty and brightly colored mural that is mid sized and located somewhat high on a commercial building. I imagine the goal of this mural was to tap into the roots of nearby Buffalo grace distilleries mascot of a Buffalo. Overall a well down and lovely piece that is very peaceful. There are so many great sculptures and murals within mere feet of this piece. So a great place to explore.

Downtown Frankfurt has all kinds of tributes to Buffalo trace and things like that so this is the…read morebuffalo mural that is on one of the walls in the heart of Main Street. It's called check out got a big old buffalo just hanging out it's worth seeing