I saw this by accident out of the corner of my eye a few days ago. On Niagara it's the front of a…read morebuilding. And it's very cool. I don't know if it's a fish store inside or someone likes fish. But it's nice to see.

On the one block that is Mason Street over between Niagara Street and the river you'll find this…read moreinteresting mural. It's clearly painted quite some time ago. Thanks to the Buffalo photo blog I have found out it's name which is a Black Rock Mural. Wilson Stephens painted it. It's got a few landmarks, Niagara Falls being the obvious one, but also Squaw Island. Both may have been part of the underground railroad.

This looks new. And the friend who pointed it out me said it was. But I am not sure…read more Regardless, it looks like a honeycomb in parts, hence the name I suppose. A few bees flying around too. Its on the side of the building where Half & Half is, near Bidwell and Elmwood. The artist is Chris Piontkowski. The colors are bright and vibrant.

I've written a review about this piece of public art twice. I'm not sure why it gets taken down. It…read moreabsolutely exists. It's on the back of the building on Mason Street. And it's easily visible and easily accessible. In it you'll see Niagara Falls, I believe one of the early settlers of the area, and the Niagara River.

Wow. Driving towards Niagara street from Remedy House I saw this mural from 2009 on the side of a…read moresmall building. It's held up remarkably well. Surprisingly well. A variety of artists signed this piece.

Yelp - review of the art, mural, not the business inside the building…read more Currently being created on DeWitt is the mural inspired by Buffalos Garden Walk. The artist, Hillary Waters Fayle, worked with locals to create various forms of art, which are being used as the base for this mural. This is one of the many AK Public Art displays going up around Buffalo.

A brand-new mural in Buffalo. It's under the bridge to get to Broderick Park…read more Unveiled in November 2022, artist is Gino Morrow II. It depicts Harriet Tubman on the road to freedom, hence the name. Her passage to Buffalo inspired this mural.

Another new mural in the Elmwood Village. On the south side of the building that Bile or Bar is in…read morenear Elmwood and W Delavan. Pleasantly optimistic!

Yelp - this is not on Mason Street. That's a different mural…read more This went up in 2019. Painted by James Moffitt, a local Buffalo artist. This building was an eyesore and the neighborhood must be thrilled that at least now there's some art on it. And it's eye catching given the location of this building - where Busti and Niagara meet. The mural makes a nod to the use and ownership of the building.