Really cool and cartoonish like mural on the side of some canisters in the rear parking lot of…read moresojourn meridian building in the Shelby park neighborhood of Louisville Kentucky. I really enjoy This mural that pays tribute to the surrounding neighborhoods. It reminds me of the old Sunday morning newspaper comic strips. So that's a cool nostalgic fee to it with the colors and art style. Overall cool piece that is just steps away from from another popular area mural in the three points mural. Very nice addition to the overall vibe of the public art scene in the Shelby park neighborhood.

Another cool mural in this area that is is booming all over the place. There are murals just…read morepopping up everywhere and there's another calling to check out.

This mural is a vibrant floral explosion right in the middle of a concrete jungle--and it…read moreabsolutely works. With its dense cascade of bold pink blossoms layered over dark branches, it transforms a nondescript door into a blooming window into spring. The contrast between the gritty, neutral-toned building and the lush, painterly blooms gives this piece major wow factor. It's simple, joyful, and unexpectedly elegant--proof that even a parking garage can blossom with the right creative touch.

Where bees fly drunk, intoxicated by you is a mural in downtown Louisville located on the side…read moreexterior of then4th street live parking garbage right between the small alley next to the cathedral. Appropriately named as I'm sure many people intoxicated have walked this alley after hitting up the various bars of 4th street. This piece consists of pink flowers and is part of downtown Lousiville alley gallery exhibit where several exterior doors and alley way have murals by local artist to spruce up the city. Overall a well down mural with a fun and creative name. It's always fun to discover and explore the numerous alley gallery pieces in the city.

Painted on the wall of the Rabbit Hole Distillery that overlooks the parking lot is a brightly…read morecolored mural depicting six scenes from Alice in Wonderland (or if one wants to be technically correct, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland). The six scenes are: the hookah smoking caterpillar; Alice holding her cat, with the Cheshire Cat in the background; the Queen of Hearts' frog servants; the Queen of Hearts; the Mad Hatter; and the White Rabbit. It's a beautiful mural and love the bright colors. It is probably my favourite mural in Louisville. [Yelp collections: Louisville/Indianapolis 2023; Louisville, KY 2023; Public Art]

Alice in wonderland public art mural located on the side of the rabbit hole distillery in the Nulu…read moreneighborhood of Lousiville Kentucky. Nulu is stocked full of awesome and beautiful public art works. Thai Alice and wonderland rendering has added to that. So detailed, specific and well done. Everytime I walk by it I notice a detail that I haven't before. Overall a beautiful and wonderfully done piece of public art. I can see it becoming a favorite of many inside the city.

Brightly colored mural located on a Mexican eatery currently called el Mundo located off Frankfort…read moreave In louisville Kentucky. Hard to miss when walking or driving down the popular avenue. Rather large and the blue and yellow make them fun mural pop and stick out. Overall very nice piece of public art for the area. This same building on the side exterior has another cool public art mural called weight of the world and across the street is a purple butterfly mural.

This mural has a lot of colors of all shapes a lot of signs and it's just really cool around. We…read morewere out walking around and came across this Mural took a few photos decide at the yelp for fun. Hope others find it

This mural is a tail-wagging delight! Painted directly onto a utility door, the image of a dog from…read morebehind--ears perked, staring into greenery--is equal parts charming and clever. The unexpected perspective makes it feel like we're quietly witnessing a private moment of curiosity or calm. The artist masterfully blends the soft, fur-like brushstrokes with the texture of the door, even embracing the hinges and handle, which land squarely on the pup's rear end: "Sit. Stay. Stare. I'm here for it."

Boyfriend mural is a public art mural of a dog on an outer door of bill goat strut apartments in…read morethe Nulu neighborhood of Lousiville Kentucky. Created by artist Virginia peck it is part of a series of murals on garage and external doors spread throughout downtown Lousiville called alley gallery. All these murals are by different artist and are always a joy to come across. Thais one is of a dog onlooking some nature and is called boyfriend. Not sure the motivation behind the name but it is still a cool piece that sticks out anytime I'm driving by this apartment complex whole visiting Nulu. Overall always nice to see new art murals and the alley gallery is such a cool thing our cities artists help create.

I came across this mural with my daughters while we were walking down exploring the area. It sure…read moreis groovy to check out this Highlands Mural

I love this vibrant mural of the Logan Street Market's llama mascot!…read more Public art is a favorite of mine, so any mural or painted flourish always makes me happy. LSM's llama is a great addition to the market's already charming atmosphere. Plus, it's a fun photo op for anyone visiting the market!

Logan street market llama mural is a mural or a llama on a garage door on the side of Louisville…read moreShelby park popular Logan street market. The llama is the mascot for Theo market as you see it spread throughout the whole market. If you walk out a side door to where the outdoor patio area with the green felt flooring you will see this mural along the side of the market on a small garage door opening. Overall small but fun mural with nice contrasting colors that make it pop and stand out.

This mural is truly dynamic! It's been an ever-changing transitional piece through the years…read more Seeing this wall repainted again and again has been a fascinating and fun experience as a public art lover! The constant changes keep it fresh and exciting, and it's always a surprise to see what new masterpiece has been created. Here's to the beauty of its past murals and to all of those to come in the future!

Colorful and transitional mural across one whole building in the Shelby park neighborhood of…read moreLouisville Kentucky. I was unable to catch an artist but it was a pretty neat mural. Me and my friend and fellow yelper Jeremy J spent a Saturday evening checking out new places and public art in the Shelby park and Nulu neighborhoods when we stumbled upon this interesting piece. Located in a hot spot of public art. There are probably 7-10 nice pieces within a one to two block walking distance. So any lovers of public art or murals will want to check out this hot spot.