Light at the end of the tunnel looks like a public art mural depicting a train tunnel in the smoke…read moretown neighborhood of Lousiville Kentucky. Painted on a garage door of a commercial building i did not see an artist name. But it's a pretty solid piece. There is also a beat up car that looks like the incredible hulk destroyed that is painted up in front of the painting. I'm not sure if this is part of the Art of just a coincidence. It looks to destroyed to be an accident but this is a rougher neighborhood so who knows. My kids and there friends enjoyed it through as you can tell from the pics as I got the "take a pic . Overall solid addition to the local public art scene in Lousiville Kentucky. A few other nearby pieces in the area of you at a mural or public art fan.

This mural is one of many nice and interesting murals in the city of Louisville. You can actually…read moremake a day of just visiting murals as many of them are in the same general area. I made my own free outdoor art gallery. This piece is on a garage door and seems a bit aged. It is in a somewhat industrial area. I don't know when it was made or who made it. It has a slight sign of vandalism, A bright yellow "B" on it, which may be some type of tag. It is intended to give you the appearance of looking through a tunnel to a windy road. I can see it, but it not as good as some of the other 3D murals that I have seen. There is lots of free street parking available to for you to get out and check out the mural. Be careful though because cars race up and down the street. I guess they have places to be. However, it is not a very long stop anyway and you probably could accomplish what you want to in the comfort of your vehicle. Definitely a must see of Louisville public art. So, as I have mentioned, it is best to plan out stops at many of the other wonderful murals that are within a mile or two and make a day of it.

Come through my window is a highlands community mural in Lousiville Kentucky on the side of a…read morecommercial building. Rather large and easy to spot mural that features several people inside and hanging out the windows and performing tasks. Overall solid and well done piece. The highlands neighborhood is stocked full of public art and murals and this is a nice addition to those.

While exploring the area walking around Bardstown Road we came across come through my window Mural…read more It is very old looking definitely needs to be either painted over a redone in my opinion. But still kind of a cool little piece of public art

The history of hikes point is a public art mural on the backside of a big lots department store in…read morethe hikes point community of Lousiville Kentucky. This massive mural spans the whole bask side of the building and as created by local artist Liz richter who has many wonderland murals spews Throughout the city. The artist does a unique and cool design by using bright colors shadowed by penciled looking drawings. Gives it a nice 3 dimensional view. The art depicts the history of that local area which is cool as well. Overall this is a great and somewhat hidden piece. If you aren't from the area or known it existed it would sneak up on you. I discovered it by accident when passing up my turn. So it was a nice accident as this is a really cool mural.

This is a neat public are displayed at my buddy and I was driving around Hikes point and we came…read moreacross. It is the history of hikes points and this is a Mural representing all the different generations and arrows of the area and how it has progressed.

Came across this mural while I was in Shelbyville Ky. Walking around I stumbled upon it and its…read morebright colors. Good spot to check it out when you are in the area.

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

Hometown heroes is a a series of photographic murals of famous alumni of Lousiville spread…read morethroughout the city. This particular one is of famous distiller George garvin brown of brown and foreman fame. Kentucky and the city of Louisville loves its Kentucky bourbon and the brown foreman factory for years provided jobs and quality bourbon not only for the city but the entire state and country. Overall these honors are super cool. And it's hard to be a resident of Lousiville and not hearing the name brown Forman. So it's cool the man behind it all received this honor.

There's another one of those hometown heroes that Louisville is known for all over our city. This…read moreis on the side of Murrells whiskey establishment. This is the guy that did the first bottle of bourbon so I think him a lot because I have invested a lot of money and time into his product of him bottling things so good place good thing to check out it's on whiskey row in Louisville we love bourbon here in the state

I was out and about doing what I do exploring the city making reviews. So the Berrytown Mural is a…read morecool little mural located in Barry town park imagine that. So I said hey that's pretty cool let's look at it I like public art we're going to take pictures we're going to add it for others to see. So that's what we did sky lotta cool designs on it go check it out

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