Very nice, colorful and positive public art mural located and brought to you by the goodwill…read morelocated on E Broadway in downtown Lousiville Kentucky. A few weeks back me and my family was in the nearby area and my second born daughter was taking some pride in doing some mural hunting and she spotted this piece and few others in this 3 block radius that I've never noticed before or are brand new. This is a massive and beautiful piece. We believe in you prepare to believe in yourself is a strong Moto and the hands breaking the chains is beautiful symbolism. Overall I am a sucker for murals or public art with positive messages for the community. It's much needed in these rough times. This one delivers that and still sticks out as vibrant and creative.

This mural was cool to see when it popped up…read more It is on the Campbell side of the the Goodwill store and center at the corner of Broadway and Campbell Streets. Bright, energetic, colorful and cartoon-y. Great for a mural to draw you in. And the subject matter is appropriate for it's location and the business it is supporting.

FST Rekonize is a huge, busy and colorful Mural located near…read morebarret ave in Lousiville Kentucky on the side of what looks like a bow abandoned building. Graffiti style art design is created by a local artist named 2buck. I've seen some of this artist work spread throughout the city and the This art style remains consistent with this massive piece that boasts "FST Rekonize". Overall fun piece that has a lot to take in and appreciate. Very good use of colors and creativity was placed in This mural.

While we were out and about exploring the area we came across this very unique looking mural. It…read moreestablishes like it's a bunch of graffiti all over the wall but it's actually a public art display of a wall that does have graffiti on it so it's kind of an interesting take

Amused One mural is a downtown Lousiville mural located off n second street right by the bridge…read more and is a part of the cities alley gallery initiative that has local artist paint murals on exterior doors spread throughout the downtown area. This piece is almost Picasso like and holds the distinct uniqueness of being the only alley gallery piece I've done across that is almost 3d in a ties as it is on what I assume is some type of air duct or vent. Most of the alley gallery pieces are on exterior doors or garage doors in the city. Overall a very great and vibrant piece located in a popular area of whiskey row as it right next to the kfc yum center home of the Louisville Cardinals and several big concerts and shows. Very nice addition to the alley gallery series.

This is another example of the unique and awesome public art that is displayed here in Louisville…read more My buddy and I were out exploring. We came across this and thought it was pretty awesome.

The world strongest man mural is a public art mural located on the exterior garage door of downtown…read moreLousiville parking garage for 8up eatery and Hilton hotel. The mural is part of a citywide art intuitive called alley gallery where local artist paint murals on exterior doors throughout the city of Lousiville. This particular love is by artist Lisa Austin and is very unique and interesting. Featuring a shirtless muscle man with butterfly's covering his eyes and surrounded by flowers. Overall it is a very cool and unique mural. I always enjoy finding and discovering pieces attached to the alley gallery collection. Such a cool and wonderful idea.

This is a mural of myself that they decided to paint on a door inside a parking garage. All jokes…read moreaside this is another cool public art display that Louisville has all around town and it keeps growing every day we enjoy searching for all of them taking pictures and adding them to yelp

Albert Einstein mural is located in the Shelby park neighborhood of Lousiville just off Logan…read morestreet. Me and my friend and fellow yelper Jeremy J was checking out businesses and public art in the Shelby park neighborhood and Nulu neighborhood his past Saturday and found this mural next door on the mutated flowers mural. Very cool and nice tribute to the famous Albert Einstein. Not sure if he has any affiliations to our city but it's still a very nice piece worth checking out.

This is awesome mural that isn't a show he parks neighborhood that my buddy and I walked around and…read moretook a bunch of different pictures. There are a plentiful amount of public art in the area. This one is of Albert Einstein I'm not really sure why they have an Albert Einstein you're all in Louisville Kentucky but they do and it's pretty neat looking

Greetings from Louisville is a colorful and bright public wall art mural located on the side of a…read morebuilding in the parking lot of the speedway gas station directly across from historic Churchill Downs. Must be a mildly newer mural as I've never noticed it before but spotted it from the parking lot of Churchill Downs this past weekend. So naturally I drove over there and checked out the mural. Very well done and fun representation of the city of Louisville that is bound to attract lots of eyeballs especially on the first Saturday in may for the historic and famed Kentucky derby race. Overall very cool mural that I'm glad is here. Definitely a fun and cool photo op.

AWESOME Greeting!!…read more Seriously, this mural is BEAUTIFUL!!!! I spotted this mural after we toured Churchill Downs. It was painted on the side of a building near the parking lot of a Speedway gas station. It is colorful, bright, and simply AWESOME!!! If you find yourself in Lousiville, Kentucky.....then you must stop at this spot!

This mural of legendary musician and icon Prince is a mural in the Shelby park neighborhood of…read moreLousiville by local artist Damon Thompson. Very good tribute to the late singer and the artist appropriately uses the iconic purple to honor the legendary performer. The artist has several pieces throughout the city of Louisville that o have been discovering. Most of them are usually of famous people like this one. Overall very cool and fun mural. Will be a must visit for any fan of Prince. Great addition to the work I've seen of Damon Thompson and also a great addition to the rapidly growing Shelby park neighborhood public art scene.

This mural is one of many nice and interesting murals in the city of Louisville. You can actually…read moremake a day of just visiting murals as many of them are in the same general area. I made my own free outdoor art gallery. This is located in the Shelby Park neighborhood, across the street from Louisville sculptor Ed Hamilton's studio and is based off of the music legend's Purple Rain album cover. The mural is the creation of local artist Damon Thompson who has really beautified Louisville with many of his paintings. He has over 40 since March 2020. He highlights the singer's trademark and favorite color with a dove, a nod to Prince's hit song, "When Dove's Cry". The mural is right under a "We gon be Alright" sign, an adopted slogan of the BLM movement. There is lots of free street parking available to for you to get out and check out the mural. However, it is not a very long stop and you probably could accomplish what you want to in the comfort of your vehicle. Definitely a must see of Louisville public art, whether or not you are a fan of the Purple One, His Royal Badness, or the High Priest of Pop. So, as I have mentioned, it is best to plan out stops at many of the other wonderful murals that are within a mile or two and make a day of it.

Palace Louis mural is part of a downtown Lousiville art program called alley gallery that is…read morefeatures murals for local artists on several exterior doors in a few block radius. This particular mural is one of several that is located on the massive exterior of the downtown Marriott and adjoining front porch kitchen restaurant. The mural features a big welcome sign and what's looks to be iterations of transportation and a railroad track on this brightly colored two door mural. I'm assuming palace Louis is a play on the city name Of Louisville and this mural is just a creative welcome to Lousiville mural. Overall a nice and interesting addition to ten very cool and fun to discover downtown Lousiville alley gallery.

This is another awesome public art display here in downtown Louisville. Louisville has all kinds of…read morepublic art like this located on exterior doors and just adds a nice touch to the city.