While exploring a small town right before Baltimore we really enjoyed ourselves in the public art…read moreand we walked around and visited many different art designs and murals and different things the city has to offer. I really enjoyed the set of wings they have that I titled the love wings the red and white in or in a good part of the area of town

This is just a little mural if you wanna call it that this is a picture of a guy with his arms wide…read moreopen kind of walking towards you it looks like I don't really know what it represents I did not look it up and I didn't know what to call it so I just called it be free Miral from just taking a guess of what I could possibly call it so he look like he was breaking for your breaking through somethings so he didn't we have a bunch of the backstory but still, neat to see

"I love these murals, but when do we enter the museum?" Me. "These are the museum," my friend. And…read morethis is how I've come to enjoy the DC Alley Museum as the best outdoor-only free museum experience that I've ever had! For the past 10 years, Shaw's Blagden Alley has partnered with the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities to transform its building walls into canvases for local artists to showcase their work. The result is an alleyway filled with a cavalcade of murals big and small, that blend in well with the local businesses within said alleyway. While walking through this vast alleyway I saw so many incredible works of art that I lost track, and the photos that I took barely do justice It's an absolute street art lover's dream! The best part is that you can either walk through it in a quick dose, or you can do so while grabbing coffee at La Colombe, a cocktail at Calico or Death & Co, or even a workout at DC Strength and Nutrition. Checking out the website is a must to learn more about the core mural artists and to find out about events like their Alley-Oop Music and Arts Festival.

Murals galore! They are all different and unique and range in size. How fun to just explore various…read morestreets and find unique art at every turn. Sometimes you can't even tell if it's part of the outdoor museum or part of the storefront of a creative restaurant. Definitely worth checking out. There is a coffee shop, bar, restaurants, and other business nestled within this space. We need more art, less arguing!

While walking around downtown Frederick in Maryland while we were visiting. We saw all the…read moredifferent murals and paintings in public art like we enjoy doing when we are visiting other cities. This city was filled with public art and this one was a giant wall that's part of a parking garage that has all these different dinosaurs and things on the wall it's neat to check out

This is a nice bridge that is located in the heart of the city. It has many great art displays and…read morepublic art around it. It's a nice bridge that adds flare to the city with its colors and design

I really like this mural we were walking around downtown Frederick first place we stopped in…read moreMaryland it was but a Friday evening starting to get a little late but we are walking around and I saw this mural and I thought it was really cool how it had the whole downtown and to where everything was and it was kind of neat follow up and something to see

This eye catching sculpture stands on West Campus Drive in front of Shepherd University's Shaw…read moreHall. The piece is by Harold "Skip" Van Houten, a Danbury, Connecticut, native who taught for 24 years at the University of Southern Mississippi and founded that school's sculpture program. It is one of three on the University campus. Flat Rocks Roll is a metal framework that holds dry-stacked stones in the form of a wheel. It is definitely unlike anything I have ever seen before, an innovative and creative installation. The iron and rock evoke a feeling of movement and openness. I enjoyed it. The artwork was created in 1988 and installed in 2015. It is a gift of John and Patricia Bain Bachner to the University. There are two others by this artist on campus. [Review 15613 overall - 65 in West Virginia - 1117 of 2021.]

I had a great time photographing the artists and their work but it was well worth the time spent…read morethere.

This was difficult to find, as every site we looked on seemed to give a different address or…read morelocation, but we finally managed to track it down and it was worth it! We put 666 Rhode Island Ave NE in the gps and that was what got us closest, and then we went up the curving drive to the parking lot for Big Lots and Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen. These are some stunning murals that could use a little TLC...definitely a cool project for them to have done in this neighborhood!

Cool Miral that we saw when we were in little Italy in Baltimore. I like seeing all the public art…read moreI like Italy and I like Italian murals and I thought it was awesome.