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

Mirrored skulls is a very vibrant and creative public art mural located in a industrial parking lot…read morein the Portland neighborhood of Lousiville. This piece shares a parking lot with a couple pretty awesome murals. So if you are a fan I highly recommend checking This area out. I was unable to locate an artist for this mural But they did an amazing job. Very cool concept and great blends of colors. Overall it's a very good addition to the rapidly growing public art scene in the city of Louisville.

My buddy Joe and I walked around Portland neighborhood yesterday trying to find a bunch of murals…read morein public art and we stumbled across three really cool ones that were located behind the fence gates that was open during daytime hours. So we walked over here and we saw this cool mirrored schools euro. I like the colors I like the look of it and I think it's pretty awesome check it out.

Very brightly colored and unique Shelby park collage mural located just off the popular bar strip…read moreon Shelby street located next to a large parking lot near the church. I stumbled upon the begging process of this mural a month or so ago and was curious on how it would look when finished. Upon returning the other day this now has a very vibrant pink background that makes it stick out for sure. Mural was done in honor of one of the artist grandpas so I assume the randomness of some of the designs maybe hold down sort of sentimental purpose. So that is really cool. Overall cool and unique piece that is going to draw some attention and probably become a popular photo op especially for the nearby bar hoppers.

Interesting mural in Shelby street that is a white background with a bunch of random colors that…read morerepresent people doing different activities. I don't know the backstory

Very simple, cute and massive public art mural In the public art rich Shelby park neighborhood of…read moreLouisville. This cool and creative piece is located right at the corner of Steve magre and Kentucky street right in front of the railroad tracks. Adjacent from the Tim Faulkner art gallery. Very cool picture of A cheese giving you the side eye that I'm sure will be a very popular photo op. The black background makes it really stuck out and pop too. I'm not sure if they are going to add more to this (last month when I was in Shelby park I did not notice this piece) but even if they don't I think it's a great piece. Overall very fun and cool piece that's an amazing addition to the public art scene in the Shelby park and Lousiville area.

Who named this? Like...promiscuous? Ok…read more Folks are adding "mural" check-ins everywhere so I guess I'ma write reviews. I'm also not entirely sure if this is an official mural or just a very deliberately clean and precise street art. It is on the back side of the Logan Street Market building. Take a gander as you walk around the 'hood.

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

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.

Juggle dreams not drugs is a positive and decent sized mural located under a Muhammad Ali Blvd…read moreunderpass in downtown Lousiville. Just a few feet away from a commonly and frequently used downtown Lousiville expressway exit I'm pretty sure majority of the city has seen and recognizes this cartoonish mural with the positive and quirky title of "juggle dreams not drugs". Overall very well noticed mural that has a great message. I'm always a fan of public art that spreads positivity and strong values. So I enjoy this piece.

This is a cool public art Mural that I have passed by numerous times in my life. I decided today to…read moretake a few photos and added to the website. Hopefully others will be able to see it and get inspired by not doing drugs but to just follow their dreams

Zyyo mural is a public art piece located off of e market st in the popular and trendy Nulu…read moreneighborhood of Lousiville Kentucky. Mural is large with a black background with lightning spelling out the word Zyyo. I wan unfamiliar with what or who Zyyo was and upon googling the name and the city they appear to be a real estate investment team here locally. So maybe this building is a property for future residence and they added this wicked looking mural. Overall solid piece that's an eye grabber in a Nulu area that has a plethora of public art murals.

This is a pretty basic mural that I found while walking around downtown Louisville couple weeks…read moreago. It is the zyyo mural I don't know much about zyyo or what's going on with them but it is just a black wall with white lettering but looks kind of cool.