Broken spirit is a very cool and creative public art mural created by the artist group the art…read morecartel that sits in the heart of the Shelby park neighborhood just off Logan st. The mural consists of a groovy and psychedelic 3 eyed owl and is very visually pleasing. Me and my friend and fellow yelper Jeremy j stumbled upon this piece a few months ago while walking the Shelby park area and taking in all the cool public art murals on display. Overall This is a great addition to the Louisville public art scene and one of my favorite pieces I've come across. Like most of the art cartels work I've stumbled upon throughout the city or Lousiville it is a great piece.

Trippy and psychedelic. I dig it…read more When this mural was finished in the 'hood, I was really excited. I like the murals 'round these parts. And this one is big and bright and bold and all that good stuff. You're definitely gonna see it, whether walking or driving down Logan Street. It stands out. Feast your eyes and enjoy.

Three things last mural is a Portland neighborhood mural on Baird street or if you go to the rear…read morealley of nearby pool air water the table you can't miss This cool piece of Louisville public art. The three things mural instills that the three thats las forever: Faith, Hope and love. So a very lovely sentiment that they have used colorful and creative paintings to express. I enjoy motivational and positive public arts just as much as I do cool and creative ones. So it's always nice to stumble upon these type murals.

Neat little mural that is rather new here in the Portland neighborhood. I really like the colors of…read moreit and the meaning of love hope and faith. Good positive meaning

Wall murals painted in 2020 in the NoCo portion of downtown Jeffersonville. These murals share a…read morespace with "story time NoCo" and the giant painted water tower. Also steps away from great and visually stunning playgrounds "the depot" and "Picasso pointe". These murals are beautiful and stunning and make for awesome photo ops for all ages. They have pretty cool blue texture in front of the murals that adds to all the vibrant colors of the NoCo area. Overall extremely cool place. The whole NoCo area I'm excited for to see where it goes and how it grows. I've definitely found a new spot to take my kids and spend a day at.

The NoCo Wildflowers art installation is really beautiful!…read more We rode our bikes across the Big Four Bridge to get to this spot. It's super close and easily walkable from the Indiana side of the bridge. It's in the same area as the Perceptual Perception installation, so you can see both at once, which is great! If you're looking for something really interesting to see in the area, I highly recommend going to check it out!

This mural is truly dynamic! It's been an ever-changing transitional piece through the years…read more Seeing this wall repainted again and again has been a fascinating and fun experience as a public art lover! The constant changes keep it fresh and exciting, and it's always a surprise to see what new masterpiece has been created. Here's to the beauty of its past murals and to all of those to come in the future!

Colorful and transitional mural across one whole building in the Shelby park neighborhood of…read moreLouisville Kentucky. I was unable to catch an artist but it was a pretty neat mural. Me and my friend and fellow yelper Jeremy J spent a Saturday evening checking out new places and public art in the Shelby park and Nulu neighborhoods when we stumbled upon this interesting piece. Located in a hot spot of public art. There are probably 7-10 nice pieces within a one to two block walking distance. So any lovers of public art or murals will want to check out this hot spot.

Defining moments mural is a downtown Lousiville public art mural plastered on a pair of double…read moredoors near the garage entry for the downtown Belvedere plaza. The mural is Part of a massive public art project spanning all through downtown Lousiville called "alley gallery" where different artist paint different murals on side and read doors of businesses and garages throughout the city of Louisville. This particular mural uses a Bunch of bright colors and is pieces together on a very vibrant way. Good job by the artist overall. As always it's fun to discover all the alley gallery pieces spread throughout the downtown Lousiville area. Always interesting to see so many artists and there work.

Cool little Mural that my buddy and I were down in town exploring the area and checking out all the…read morescenery. Came across the defining moments picture and we decided to add it to yelp so others can see and explore

Peace, unity and love is a shelby park neighborhood of Lousiville public art mural that is visible…read more in someone's garage when taking the Steve marge alley by the railroad tracks. This mural is pretty simple but delivers a strong and positive message. The mural features a few names of racial injustices in George Floyd and Lousiville own Breonna Taylor. Overall I'm a huge fan of public art with strong messages or meanings. Art is meant to send or deliver messages. I wish that whoever owns this lot took better care of it to make this cool mural more visible. The weeds and bushes hides a lot of the beauty of this mural.

I was in the Shelby Park neighborhood looking for different minerals and I finally was able to find…read morethis one. It took me a while because it's on a residential garage in an alley. But like it was good directions I did find it. This is the Peace Unity and Love Mural

Massive mural called "we believe" located at the railroad intersection of Frankfort avenue and…read moresprawls across a large blue commercial building. This gigantic mural is very well done and mainly Features children and sloths. The artist did a great job on ten illustrations and who doesn't love sloths? This mural consists of a lot of them. Overall a great and fun mural to the Frankfort ave area of Lousiville Kentucky. It is easily my favorite in this area that I'm hoping adds more public art pieces soon to keep up with other popular neighborhoods in the city.

We are walking around the area looking for different public art displays and things to add to yelp…read more And we came across though we believe in sloths Mural. I never thought I would say that we believe in small but that's what we got. So this is a really big public art display it takes up the whole side of the building. It is located next to the railroad tracks and pretty easy to find

There is always light is a massive barret ave of Louisville mural by local artist kacy Jackson…read more This artist has several murals skews throughout the city that I've come across and I've enjoyed them all. This mural while Also being massive and well done spreads a positive message to all on lookers. Overall a very nice mural and a great additional to the area. I always enjoy public art and ones that take the time to spread positivity or invoke creativity are always popular with me. This mural very much delivers in the positivity area.

This mural, featuring a portrait of poet Amanda Gorman and a notable line from her piece read at…read morethe inauguration of Joe Biden, is on the side of the Alltrade Property Management building at the corner of Barret and Broadway. Clearly and recognizably a work from local artist The Art of Kacy, it catches you eye and shares a message of hope and bravery, originally delivered at a time of national distress and upheaval. I dig it.