Te Fiti mural is a massive, very beautiful and well done mural located on he exterior wall to where…read morethe parking loot for Lousiville's Mellwood Arts Center is located. The mural Amy villager Harris is the first one by this artist I've came across in the city. However if this piece is any indication of the talents I hope they paint some more. The mural gives me the ending of the Disney movie "Moana" vibes when the giant mountain lady comes to life. Not sure if that is the inspiration but if so I can absolutely see that. Overall a great piece and my favorite one near the mellwood arts center area. Great job by the artist!

My buddy and I were out exploring walking around being awesome doing awesome things and we came…read moreacross this cool looking mural. We had to take photos of it added to yelp for others to see. It's in the Mellwood art district

Mural located on the outside of popular eatery complex colonial gardens brag pats tribute tot he…read morecurrent gardens and past history located in the Iroquois Neighborhood of Louisville Kentucky. Over the years colonial gardens has been several things. At one point it was a small zoo that got a special shout-out from rock king Elvis Presley, it was a tan down apartment complex for years and most recently it has been regentrified into a cool food scene that has about 4-5 bars/restaurants that share a patio creating the colonial gardens. The mural itself features the name and the original iconic white building that has been standing on the property through all of its different face lifts. Overall solid and cool tribute to the colonial gardens and a nice piece to the fun and new atmosphere that exists here.

The Gardens Mural is on the front entrance of colonial Gardens. Colonial Gardens is a updated…read moreversion of an abandoned part of Louisville that has not been updated in many years. But now they have come through and made it look really nice add a lot of businesses in public art and different things for people to see in the community. So this is just the welcoming to colonial Gardens Mural that I thought was pretty cool.

Feed your soul is a mural located on the outside of an Italian restaurant in the downtown portion…read moreof small mount Washington Kentucky. The mural is simple and sweet and shared a slogan that I imagine is popular decor for many kitchens and eateries. Overall a cool and fun photo op in a rapidly growing Mount Washington business area.

Does a cool looking public or display we have here in Mount Washington. I was walking around the…read moremain drag of Mount Washington and we came across the feature so mural. I thought it was pretty cool it's gonna be on the outside of the reopening of Milanos restaurant

Central construction mural is located on the public art mural rich Shelby park neighborhood off the…read morebusy and booming Logan street. If you walk out of Logan street market and look diagonal across the street headers towards the curve in the road you will see this piece. Easy to miss as it's set back in a little cove with a few trees and plants blocking the view. Very colorful piece that's a nice addition to the area. My kids and there friends love the claimable trees in Front of the art and like to pose for photo ops up there. Which kinda makes me try and skip it as a worried parent. But I get it. I half way want to climb the trees myself. Overall nice addition with a different type of setting In a continuously growing and vibrant public art mural scene in the Shelby park neighborhood.

Nice little mural hidden behind some trees and between buildings . Still cool to see once you find…read moreit and has a great opportunity for photo opps

Very large but simple art mural at the entrance of the Shelby park neighborhood at the corner of…read morewoodbine and Jackson street. Me and my friend and fellow yelper Jeremy J was actually on our way for a planned day of trying out some spots in the Shelby park neighborhood and the Nulu neighborhoods and we drove by this one completely on accident. Wasn't on our list of things to check out. So we pulled over and took some photographs. Looks like it consists of kids playing and has the Shelby park name on it. I did not see an artist name or anything but the artists did a nice job. Overall cool and accidental find on our fun filled afternoon. Glad we came across it so we can share with the rest of the yelp community.

This is a decent new role that we came across yesterday afternoon we had no idea it was there but…read morewe were driving around to our destination that we saw it so we decided to pull over in front of it take a few pictures at the yelp call today. It's literally some children it looks like they are playing and doing different things nothing over the top but still neat to see

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

I love coming across cool unique quirky things while looking at yelp. I was out exploring the city…read moreof Shepherdsville and I came across the Shepherdsville :-) tree. There is no lore behind it. There is no knowledge. Nobody really knows. I just know there is a cool looking tree stump with a red face painted on it right behind the funeral home which makes it kind of creepy

I had the pleasure of catching this beautiful mural in Fairdale, while my buddies and I were having…read morea bite to eat at shack in the back across the street. We ate on the patio and I glanced over and saw this mural and wanted to edit so others can see it.