Together our future is bright is a supper cool and creative piece of public art in the vibrant and…read morepopular Nulu neighborhood of Louisville Kentucky. The Nulu area is full of great public art and murals and this one as of this date is my favorite one in the whole area. Very creative how they incorporated the electric lines running to the side of an old building and used artistic creativity to make it look like it is powering a giant lightbulb. The together our future is bright is even a clever name to play along with the theme. Also has a hidden or smaller message on the mural that says "often seen rarely spoken" which isn't bad advice to live by. Overall very cool addition to the Louisville public art scene.

My family and I love getting out the new parts of the town and seeing a different public art in…read moreeuro. We've been doing it for about three years now and it's just kind of a neat little hobby to drive around and see. So we always do it in different cities so we decide to start doing it in our own city and it's neat to see. This one is located in new Lou and it's really cool and innovative with together our future is bright for lightbulb so it's an excellent little gem in the neighborhood

A-ok. I like the style and the colors…read more It was one of the first, that I remember, to pop up along the Shelby Street Smoketown corridor. It is pretty and eye catching, along with many of it's fellow murals in the neighborhood. Worth at least a drive by viewing.

What we need is here is a large and cool public arts mural by local artist Liz richter. Located in…read morethe smoke town neighborhood of Lousiville Kentucky. Mural depicts a woman Breast feeding on the side of a large brick commercial building. Very strong and cool mural. The artist has. Few pieces across the city that are enjoyable. A few miles down in Butchertown she has a simple but strong message and mural called "vote". Overall another great piece to the growing and expanding public art scene in the Lousiville community. A cool spot and mural To check out.

I was visiting for a volleyball game and I came across the zoneton Timberwolf mural. I thought it…read morewas pretty awesome. Looking with a cool gray and white Timberwolf busting out of the wall. I thought it was a neat mural to add and to review I like the graphics and design it was painted in 2016.

On the corner of Fourth and Main, across from The Barrel, a building with a beautiful mural and a…read moremosaic of sparkling tiles caught my eye. As a Yelper, of course I had to stop and take photos and write a review. But what was this building? To my surprise, it was a water pump station! It is the Metro Sewer District's 4th Street Pump Station, and in 2021, the eyesore of a pump station was transformed by artist Whitney Olsen with her mural "Waterfall". What a cool idea! [Yelp collections: Louisville/Indianapolis 2023; Louisville, KY 2023; Public Art]

Very vibrant and bright abstract public art mural that sits in the bourbon district of downtown…read moreLousiville Kentucky. This complete building wrapped mural is the metropolitan sewer dump (msd) pump for the downtown 4th street area. It has kinda sat there in the middle of all the hustle and bustle of downtown Lousiville for years. Until artist Whitney Olsen created this beautiful mural in July of 2021 and called it "waterfall". The artist does a great job and uses all kinds of soothing and vibrant colors. Really makes what was just some random looking pump station stick out and noticeable. Overall a great addition to the ever growing public art of not only the downtown Bourbon district of the city but the entire city as a whole. Easy to find. Anyone local has been downtown for an event and stuck in traffic in theirs area. So it provides a pretty traffic view at minimum.

I'm not sure why. This is called three points but it's still pretty cool to check out. It's on the…read morecorner of Shelby area just filled with million euros. This is just another one. It's really cool to look at them.

Three points is a Shelby park neighborhood mural that is pretty creative snd uses cool colors and…read moreart. I'm not sure the reasoning or artist behind this piece but like many pieces int the very close almost distance it is down very Well. My theory which could be wrong is Lousiville has always been described as having three different areas or points. We have a east end, west end and south end. So I think that it may be a tribute to that. Could be wrong though. Overall very nice piece of public art.

Fox by the river mural is a downtown Lousiville mural located on the side of a current brewery in…read morethe city. Larger mural that features a very nature driven scene and has a few trees and birds but mainly a fox by the river that is prominent featured. Simple but still a nice mural to take in. With all the nature in the photo it has a very peaceful and relaxing vibe to the mural.

We are at a local yelp event one evening and we came across the fox by the river mural. It's a nice…read morepublic art display in downtown Louisville for all to see. The artist took their time for sure to paint this beautiful mural with all the different colors and designs

Watch out for this tree it's very psychedelic. Once again visiting the Bardstown Rd., Highlands…read morearea and seeing all their different public arts and landmarks. This one's on the outside of electric lady lamb. It is that of a psychedelic looking tree. It's very colorful has displays of artwork in different things. I thought it was too cool not to take some pictures and add a yelp for others to see.

Here in New Albany, it's truly hard to miss this!…read more It's hard to believe that it's so beautiful too. This is an amazing tribute to the Opera House that in the early inspiration of New Albany was grand! It's where all went to be entertained. Now we get to see how it's remembered. They have redone the paint to ensure that the regal color does not fade. The ghosts of the past are critical to keeping the originality of this quaint place alive. New Albany continues to inspire with allowing creative hope and optimism for all to see and learn about. When you're in the area make sure and come see this.

I came across this mural in New Albany, Indiana. It's painted on the side of a large brick…read morebuilding, and the first thing that jumps out is the huge flowing figure of a woman with long copper colored hair. She almost looks like she's part of the wind her hair and dress swirl across the wall like music moving through the air. Around her are oversized lilies and bright stars, which makes the whole scene feel a little dreamy and theatrical. At the center behind her is a circular design with the words "New Albany Opera House 1866." That detail makes the mural feel like a tribute to the city's artistic past. The woman looks like she's singing or performing, reaching upward as if she's hitting a big final note. It ties the flowers, the stars, and the flowing shapes together into something that feels like music turned into color.