Found this new installation last night while walking down to Fridays at the Front. It is big,…read morebeautiful and perfectly timed to appear just before the Kentucky Derby. I will update after I find out more about the piece. It is just one more reason to walk around and check out the growing public art collection of the vibrant NuLu neighborhood!

Majestic purple flowers is a simple yet well done mural of purple flowers on the rear exterior of a…read morecommercial business at the intersections of barret and Baxter ave near the highlands neighborhood of Lousiville Kentucky. The mural is very visually stimulating and peaceful. It shares a wall with a other nice mural called "go you own way" and is a nice addition to ten Baxter ave area growing public art scene.

We were out exploring like we always do when we came across the Majestic purple flowers. Majestic…read morepurple flowers are very hidden gem you had to look for to find of the backside of your area. We are walking around and I came across a unlock gate going into an establishment and they were on the left-hand side mixer some dining tables..

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

This mural is a vibrant floral explosion right in the middle of a concrete jungle--and it…read moreabsolutely works. With its dense cascade of bold pink blossoms layered over dark branches, it transforms a nondescript door into a blooming window into spring. The contrast between the gritty, neutral-toned building and the lush, painterly blooms gives this piece major wow factor. It's simple, joyful, and unexpectedly elegant--proof that even a parking garage can blossom with the right creative touch.

Where bees fly drunk, intoxicated by you is a mural in downtown Louisville located on the side…read moreexterior of then4th street live parking garbage right between the small alley next to the cathedral. Appropriately named as I'm sure many people intoxicated have walked this alley after hitting up the various bars of 4th street. This piece consists of pink flowers and is part of downtown Lousiville alley gallery exhibit where several exterior doors and alley way have murals by local artist to spruce up the city. Overall a well down mural with a fun and creative name. It's always fun to discover and explore the numerous alley gallery pieces in the city.

Mama magnolia mural is a downtown Lousiville Kentucky public art mural that is part of a local art…read moreseries called "alley gallery" where local artist paint up exterior doors throughout downtown Lousiville to give a more vibrant feel to the city. This particular piece is a very calming nature portrayal that is very visually pleasing. The artist did a nice job for sure. Overall the alley gallery series is always fun to discover and explore. I feel like everytime I visit downtown I come Across one that I haven't seen before.

We were downtown Louisville do in our explorations when we came across the mama magnolia Merle…read morenever seen this one before. It seems like a new additions or just popping up every day. So we really enjoyed seeing this public art display and everything that I've had to offer, so it was fun to check out. Go check it out when you're in the area.

Super stupa is a rock like sculpture by artist caren Cunningham located inside the downtown…read moreLousiville waterfront botanical gardens area. The gardens is a free place to take a stroll through on nice weathered days. Outside of the beautiful plants and bushes they have a few cool sculptures and Supa Stupa is one of them. This cairn style art is very unique and different from anything else you will see in the city so that alone will make this piece and another piece the artist has here called folly family stick out. Overall pretty cool and simple looking piece that is a addition to the waterfront botanical gardens area.

This is a purple butterfly bench. It is located in Shelbyville Kentucky. There are a bunch of…read moresculptures and neat things to see go check it out.

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