🎨 Murals by Women Artists in Louisville

1. “#NuluWildflower” by Liz Richter
A vibrant burst of Kentucky wildflowers spreads across the side of Red Tree in NuLu, celebrating growth, resilience, and creativity.
📍 701 E Market St, Louisville, KY 40202

2. “Fruits of Labor” by Jaylin Stewart
Located on the side of Save-A-Lot, this powerful mural uplifts the voices and stories of Hazelwood through bold color and community symbolism.
📍 4148 Taylor Blvd, Louisville, KY 40215

3. “Say Their Names” by Whitney Holbourn
A hauntingly beautiful mural honoring Black lives lost to police violence, including Sandra Bland and Breonna Taylor.
📍 732 E Market St, Louisville, KY 40202 (on the side of the former NuLu Marketplace wall)

4. “Family and Children’s Place” by Jaylin Stewart
Created in collaboration with local children, this mural is a colorful tribute to family, healing, and community strength.
📍 525 Zane St, Louisville, KY 40203

5. “Greetings from Louisville” by Lisa Beggs and Victor Ving
Though co-painted with Victor Ving, Lisa Beggs brings a feminine touch to this nostalgic postcard-style mural celebrating Louisville landmarks.
📍 1101 Central Ave, Louisville, KY 40208 (across from Churchill Downs)