Public Art

We love alleys here at Broken Sidewalk. They're like a secret network inside of the city just waiting to be explored. Lucky for us,...

By all accounts, Louisville today is a car city. More than 80 percent of residents get around by automobile and residents drive some 7...

On Wednesday, May 25, Jefferson Circuit Judge Judith McDonald-Burkman denied an injunction to dismantle and store the Confederate Monument on Third Street near the University of...

There is no shortage of public art in Shelby Park. Over the past few years, murals have been steadily popping up all over the...

Louisville is the birthplace of Hunter S. Thompson. Born in July 1937, Thompson grew up in the Cherokee Triangle neighborhood on Ransdell Avenue, attended...

Louisville's party-in-a-parking-lot is returning for three days between October 15 and 17. Officially dubbed “ReSurfaced: Three Days at 10th Street,” the event corresponds with Louisville Metro...

New Albany is getting a street piano, but the Southern Indiana city had to be dragged kicking and screaming into accepting the public art...

Theater Square, a grouping of three buildings around a courtyard on Fourth Street, is beginning its disappearing act with the dismantling of Barney Bright's whimsical, 40-foot-tall Louisville Clock at...

Jeffersonville Main Street, Inc. has begun installing its latest art project, a series of billboards affixed to the sides of buildings in the Southern...