Hound dog mural is a downtown Lousiville mural located off w Main Street and is a part of the…read morecities alley gallery initiative that has local artist paint murals on exterior doors spread throughout the downtown area. Thai particular piece titled hound Dog features a white hound dog with a vibrant pink background. So is and will be popular for dog and animal lovers. Overall it's always fun to discover the murals as part of the alley gallery series. They are all so different and unique and feature many great artist.

Elvis said it the best you ain't nothing but a hound dog. This hound dog is more than just a…read moreregular dog he has his own public art display on adored in downtown Louisville. This is pretty cool to see I love random acts of public art and this is just a random went on a door outside downtown Mobile

Pride of the lion mural is a very beautiful And well down…read morepublic art mural by the art of kacy located on property of the mellwood arts center in Lousiville Kentucky. The art of kacy has a few pieces in the city of Lousiville and they absolutely have a definitive style and their pieces are always detailed and vibrant. Thai mural of the king of the jungle is no different. Overall a very great mural and well done job the by artist. Mellwood art center has a few cool murals to check out if that is something you enjoy.

This is a cool mural that we came across when we were in the area of Saint Matthews. We are in the…read moreMillwood Avenue area and saw a bunch of random public art displays and decide to take pictures of all of them and add them for all to see. This is the pride of the lion

Statue of baseball hall of famer and Lousiville legend pee wee Reese that sits just outside the…read moremain entrance of Lousiville slugger field the home of the minor league team the Louisville Bats. Nice homage and pay of respect to the 10 time all star and two time World Series winner. Pretty easy to find and if you are like me I can never pass up and opportunity to take a photo op in front of a sports legends statue.

Located in front of the main gates of Louisville Slugger Field, this statue honors Harold "Pee Wee"…read moreReese. Reese was born in Ekron KY (about 40 miles downstream on the Ohio) and first signed with the Louisville Colonels as shortstop. He missed much of his rookie season in 1940 with the Brooklyn Dodgers due to a broken bone though managed to hit a grand slam in one game to beat the cross town New York Giants. Reese later enlisted in the US Navy and fought in the Pacific theater during World War II to return to the Dodgers in 1946. Interesting fact, Reese was a strong supporter and a good friend of Major League Baseball's first black ballplayer, Jackie Robinson. He was one of the few players on the team who welcomed Robinson. When Robinson died in 1972, Reese was one of the pallbearers at his funeral. So, here's this statue of the man in action. There might not be baseball right now (July 2020) and it's not as shiny as the Statue of David https://www.yelp.com/biz/statue-of-david-louisville?hrid=DqSbcJh1Ka_31g_AScIgyw, but you can still stop by. [Review 13578 overall, 897 of 2020.]

Toro topiary is a massive plant based public art piece that sits in front of a Saint Mathews…read morecommunity of Lousiville eatery. A topiary of a bull or a toro is what Thai piece is. Very cool and fun photo op and you really don't see much topiary in the city of Lousiville. So it's nice and unique to come across this one. Overall we enjoyed finding this work. I'm sure it's a big photo op for patrons of the establishment and walker by such as we were on the evening we seen this plant based bull.

This is a cool thing that we found while out exploring Saint Matthews and we came across this big…read moregiant bowl looking guy. And he said well yeah I'll take some pictures listen and just got a yelp for others to find and see

Safari man mural is a Shelby park neighborhood mural that me and my family spotted while walking…read morethe train tracks by Steve marge alley in the Louisville neighborhood. The mural by local artist Damon Thompson who has some other really nice murals throughout the city is on the garage door In the rear alley of what looks like a residential home. Appears to be a man with binoculars and a monkey In the wilderness. Very nice color scheme and a cool mural. Nice addition to the public art scene In a massively growing and impressive public art mural scene in the Shelby park neighborhood.

Of course Joseph had already mad a check in/review page for this mural! :-p…read more I was out walking in the freezing cold and taking little joints down alleys when I spotted this in the distance. Probably not often seen since it was visible from a dead end street and alley and directly next to the train tracks. But I spotted it and headed in that direction to see if I could get any closer. It is possible. It took me a second to figure out who it was, and it took me getting home and searching Yelp to discover that there was already a check in. Anyway. It is cool. I like Damon Thompson's style. And i like stumbling upon any of his work wherever I am in town.

Great life size likeness of J Graham Brown and his pet dog. He wasn't a very tall man, but…read moreapparently had quite a presence during his lifetime and his legacy. This statue is located in front of the hotel main entrance.

In front of the famous Brown Hotel where the "Hot Brown sandwich" was invented is a statue of James…read moreGraham Brown, builder and owner of the hotel. Brown was a business man, real estate developer, and philanthropist. The statue of Brown and his dog, Woozem, was installed in 2007. Stop by and take a photo with the statue! [Yelp collections: Louisville/Indianapolis 2023; Louisville, KY 2023; Public Art]

Cool and obscure wall art mural located on the highlands portion of Louisville right before the doo…read morewop shop and the individual parking garage. A local artist take on Kentucky's Mount Rushmore with Muhammed Ali, Abraham Lincoln, colonel sanders and horse legend secretariat. Not sure those would be the 4 I'd choose to represent Kentucky but it still a really cool rendition and fun photo op. Over the next few weeks I plan on checking out all kinds of Louisville's public art. I've started in the highlands today and within extremely close walking distance of this mural is two other cool public art spots in the sculpture "homeless Jesus" and the "spirit of highlands" wall mural. Overall cool addition to the local art scene. A fun one as it can open the debate. Who is your Mount Rushmore of Kentucky?

I am always on the look put for unique and interesting street art and this is no exception. The…read morepainting is of Louisville's four favorite sons, Muhammad Ali, Abraham Lincoln, Colonel Sanders, and racing horse and triple crown winner, Secretariat. It is located in the highland area of Louisville. The Mural was supposed to be a giant mountain sculpture, similar to Mount Rushmore. However, funding could not even come close to that very ambitious goal, so they had to settle for the mural. The mural was created by Margaret Morely in 2013 and is on the side of the original WHY Louisville store, which is now Sweet Spot Candy Shop. The mural is tucked in between the candy shop and the Doo Wop Shop, a musical instrument store. It is in a little ally way that leads to the Doo Wop Shop's parking area. Sadly, the Muhammad Ali image has been the target of vandals on a few occasions, with orange paint. There is always someone that wants to be a jerk and ruin things. There is lots of street parking available to for you to get out and check out the mural. It is hard to get a good look from your car becuse the street that it is on is so busy and it is located in a small alleyway. It is not a long stop unless you plan on visiting one of the shops while you are there.

This mural is located on the outside of the Fox den in Middletown Kentucky. Really nice little area…read morethat has a lot of public art. This is just another bourbon mural that the city of Louisville in the state of Kentucky is known for