We always enjoy coming to different parts of the town exploring and checking out the public art. So…read morewe saw the greetings from Southern Indiana mural. It was very impressed with it. We had a good time, colorful in the heart of Jeffersonville, Indiana to check it out.

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

We all belong mural is in the Frankford Avenue area my buddy and I were walking around and we saw…read morethis big giant mural and didn't know what it was but had a bunch of random things on it so we took pictures of it and added it for others to see but it's still pretty cool to check out

Tucked into a narrow alleyway in downtown Louisville, this mural is a moody masterpiece that stops…read moreyou in your tracks. The expressive figure, painted in bold brushstrokes and dreamy purples, gazes upward with cigarette in hand--lost in thought, maybe lost in time. Below her, salt and pepper shakers ground the surreal vibe with a touch of diner realism, adding to the story without giving it all away. Offbeat, haunting, and totally unforgettable--I'm here for it.

White Castle Girl mural is a downtown Lousiville mural that is part of a city wide art initiative…read morecalled "Alley Gallery". In which local artist paint murals on downtown exterior doors, garages and entrances. This particular piece is by artist Robert Lee Jones. This piece located in a small alcove in downtown Lousiville theatre square right between a daycare and a parking garage entrance features a woman taking a drag on her cigarette along with a hilariously title of "White Castle girl". The alley gallery murals are always a lot of fun to discover and I enjoyed this particular piece white a bit. I Will admit the fun title drew me in and made me a fan Immediately.

Swine party mural is an edge of butchertown/Nulu neighborhood mural of some swine or pig having a…read moreparty. Located on the patio of an eatery located on the main and clay apt complex in the neighborhood. This mural is a fun one and pays homage to the Butchertown neighborhood it resides in as it features pigs. Which is a theme with other pieces of public art and decor in that neighborhood. Overall a fun and interesting piece that really sticks out. I usually street park near this mural when visiting the main strip of Nulu so it makes it easier for me to remember where I parked.

Fun little mural in nulu that shows respect to butcher town area of Louisville. Just showing a…read moregroup of pigs having a good time at a bar with a few drinks. Swines gotta party it up sometimes

This is an awesome public art display located off the Louisville campus area. It is eat my burrito…read moreMural. It has a cool looking cardinal bird gold cards Louisville representing along with the eat my burrito slogan next to it. It's outside of a Mexican restaurant that's new to town and just looks really cool to check out

Nice mural located on the outside of holy smokes bbq. They have really turned the building around…read morelately and made it look very nice. The big yellow building and the purple adds a nice eye catching contrast. Good food and good public art

The weird is a very colorful and creative public art mural in the very popular and busy highlands…read moreneighborhood just off bardstown road in Lousiville. Massive mural that is a fun photo op. Not sure why it is called the weird as it features a few bites and things. Maybe a play off an old Louisvilel saying that I believe originated form a highlands business that said "keep Louisville weird". Overall a great piece and very fun piece that makes for a great photo op. I was able to pull out a good old fashioned dad joke when I told my oldest daughter to go stand by the words over there and be weird. So score one cringe dad point for this guy.