Mosh Mouth is located at the edge of James Weldon Johnson Park. In fact, you walk through the mouth…read moreto enter James Weldon Johnson Park. It is a cool, if not a bit eccentric, piece of art located in downtown Jacksonville, Florida. I specifically headed downtown to see this cool piece of local art. Since it is in downtown Jacksonville, parking was a bit of a hassle. But I just had to go around the block once until I found a parking spot. I parked, tossed a few quarters in the parking meter and headed to check out this piece of art. A community's art helps give that community a personality. This art, while quirky, is definitely cool and I would definitely recommend it. Just head over to James Weldon Johnson Park and you will find it.

Put sculpture of lady's face on the street, enter fellatio jokes and graffiti. What else might a…read morelady's mouth be for? Note address is not the same as MOSH Museum. The MOSH Mouth is across the river in James Weldon Johnson Park, next to MOCA. This poor sculpture has been really vandalized. At the time of my visit, other Yelp photos had been posted 4 and 7 mos prior, and it was far less defaced. No holes kicked into the teeth, no green or white spray paint just about everywhere. It's a shame because the sculpture looks stupid with all the smartazz nonsense on it. And kicking holes in the structure? Grow up, that's disgusting. What a waste. Cool effort on the part of the artists and the city. But the trailer punks in Jax are destroying the presence of sculpture in town. If you want your city to grow some respectable culture, don't destroy it! Poor Double Dare-faced lady!

The "We Love Jacksonville" mural is a photo-style public art piece in Jacksonville, Florida, and…read moreit's located on the side of a Rally's fast food restaurant building. It's one of several small-scale neighborhood murals in the city that are meant as selfie spots and local pride photo backdrops, rather than large historic murals downtown. It's not a formal landmark or museum piece more of a quick, casual stop for photos, especially for people driving through or grabbing food nearby.

This is a cool.enough mural located on the side of a Checkers located on University Boulevard. It…read moreis in the Santa Monica Shopping Center. All around, a cool bit of local pride.

There is so much art to be seen across our city! Downtown Jax is no exception. Almost any street…read morecan provide a view of a mural or sculpture! We were downtown to pop into the Visit Jacksonville Center to redeem one of our Jax Ale Trail passports for the t-shirt and parked right next to this beauty! Very lifelike hands carrying a stack of books- I am a huge fan of reading. I truly believe it expands our minds, consciousness and understanding and lends the benefit of sparking the imagination. I have been an avid reader most of my life, raised in a household where no one else enjoyed reading. I tried very hard to instill that same passion in my children- which was hit or miss. This mural has always made me want to pick up a book. I hope you do as well. Title: The Function of Education Artist: Case Maclaim Location: 25 W Forsyth St

Anything that encourages reading and art is 5 stars in my book (see what I did there?!). Instead…read moreof looking at building after building, your eye catches these murals and you can take a moment to enjoy and study to see all the terrific details captured by the artist. Love to see creativity shared for all!

The Murray Hill Neighborhood of jacksonville, Florida is an older neighborhood in the Northwest…read moresection of Jacksonville. It has been an established neighborhood for over a hundred years, it began in 1908. This older neighborhood seems to be coming into its own again, which is always good.

Murray Hill neighborhood was established in 1908 and is wedged between hip Riverside and historic…read moreAvondale, it is the main dividing line between the eastern and western halves of the community. A hidden gem, this community has been reinventing itself over the years. Fun speakeasys, brewery, pub, coffee, foodie heaven all rolled into one of the older neighborhoods of Jax. I feel like Dreamette is the cornerstone of this neighborhood- the anchor. Then you add in pizza, tacos, diner food and more! It's definitely worth exploring. The local art vibe is also alive and well~ a breath of fresh air into this oldie but goodie. I have barely scratched the surface here and have been to 7 or 8 different businesses!

Beautiful artwork on the side of auto building just under I95…read more You can't actually get close to it as the area is fenced off so you have to put your camera right up to the fence to get a clear photo. The opposite side of the building also has artwork painted on it. Downtown Jacksonville is doing a lot with their art scene and their theme is "Renewed".

They are a customer friendly building. They run the multi level parking garage for the people who…read morework in the surrounding buildings. They have a new cool mural on the side of the building. It was fun watching it go up.

From the owner: Redefining the Jacksonville Business District. read more

On the corner of Newnan Street and Independent Drive in the downtown section of Jacksonville,…read moreFlorida sits a nice mural with an empowering message.

Ian and Katrina were such a joy to work with. I came to them with a design inspiration and they…read moreexecuted it beautifully. The abstract, artistic stripes are so playful! The team was professional, communicative, conscientious, and really cared about the outcome. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Heartspace Art creates custom art. We specialize in murals and large public art.read more

This cool little sculpture is located at the roundabout at the entrance of the Park Ave…read more Apartments. They kind of breaks up the monotony of a simple roundabout and adds an eclectic and cool touch to an otherwise boring entrance.