Nashville Murals

Artist: Unknown

Artist: Donald "Drawbertson" Robertson

Artist: Unknown

Artist: Adrien Saporiti

Artist: Unknown

Artist: Jared Freihofer

Artist: Emily Eisenhart/Eastside Murals

Artist: Relax Max Apperal

Artist: TheNash.TN

Artist: Unknown

Artist: Unknown

Antioch

Artist: Key Detail

Artist: Nora Bruhn

Artist: Nathan Brown

Artist: Kim Radford

Artist: Maggie Sanger

Artist: Steffi Lynn

Artist: Cymone Wilder

Artists: Jason Graves and Remington Robinson

Artist: Tony Rubin

Artist: Kyle Mosher

Artist: Emmy Star Brown

Artist: Ian Lawrence

Artist: Jason Naylor

Belmont

&

Hillsboro

Village

Original Artists: David Glick and Adam Randolph Repainted by: Andee Rudloff

Belmont/Hillsboro

Artist: Andee Rudloff

Belmont/Hillsboro

Charlotte

Cooridor

Artist: Kyle Brooks

Charlotte Corridor

Artist: Sarah Tate

Charlotte Corridor

Artist: Joseph "Sentrock" Perez

Charlotte Corridor

Artist: Tarabelle Aversa

Charlotte Corridor

Artist: Billy Lilly

Charlotte Corridor

Artist: Kevin Bongang

Charlotte Corridor

Artist: Alic Daniel

Charlotte Corridor

Donelson

Artist: Eric "Mobe" BassLocation: BNA International Arrivals FacilityInstalled: September 27, 2023 Crafted and painted by Nashville’s own Eric “Mobe” Bass, “Nashville’s Rhythmic Skies” is a mural spanning over 1,000 square feet that celebrates the vibrant culture of Nashville and the thrill of air travel. The mural serves as both a tribute to Nashville International Airport’s history and as a reflection of the rich culture, icons, and beauty of Music City itself, narrating a compelling story.

Donelson/Hermitage

Artists: Jake Elliot and Eric "Mobe" Bass BNA Terminal Garage 2, Ground Level Dedicated: Wednesday, April 18, 2018 The mural On Air is a play on words, paying homage to the rich musical history of our city and to the role aviation plays in building our strong culture. On Air acts as a window from the airport into the city, pulling viewers into a depiction of a recording studio, overlooking the state-of-the-art BNA airport and iconic Nashville skyline, and inviting them to step up to the mic.

Donelson/Hermitage

Downtown

Welcome to Bad Axe Throwing Nashville, home of the largest Axe throwing venue in TN. The ONLY axe throwing bar in Downtown Nashville. This location boasts 9000 sqft of space and an amazing panoramic downtown skyline view. Custom designed torched woodwork, multiple incredible murals (take that selfie!), an outdoor patio, and over 14 axe throwing lanes (29 targets) with individual private bar tops. Dine with us at Blu Ox, our Full Service restaurant which has a Northwoods inspired menu with a

SoBro

Artist: Kimberly Clo Located in Banker’s Alley on the side of Black Rabbit on 3rd Avenue.

Artist: Unknown

Artist: Michael McBride and Donna Woodley

Artist: Nashville Walls Project - Starting at far left, the striped deer with butterflies is by Herb Williams, who is known for his multicolored animals, large and small. Next is a work by Chris Zidek, who signs his work Zidekahedron. Sam Dunson is responsible for the laughing hashtag man, while Emily Miller‘s work is next. Finally, the young boys fishing on Leggo blocks are the work of Brian Donahue, a professor at Tennessee State University.

Artist: Unknown

SoBro

Artist: Steve Mellgren

Artist: Julia Soria The new Nashville State of Mind mural can be found in the Fifth + Broadway stairwell. Featuring a mix of warm oranges, cool blue tones, and a classic pair of cowboy boots, the pop of color is the perfect spot for your next multilevel photo opp. Julia Soria is a nationwide muralist and the owner of Pretty Good Painters, who travels the country to bring her bright, colorful masterpieces to new communities.

Downtown - Lower Broadway

Nudie's Honky Tonk features a mural on the rooftop bar by artist Bryan Deese. The mural is a tribute to the honky tonk's namesake, Nudie Cohn, and features several musicians who wore Nudie's designs over the years, including Taylor Swift, Dolly Parton, Hank Williams Sr., Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Elton John, and more.

Artist: Unknown

Artist: Rone

Artist: Whit HerringtonLocated in the stairwell leading to Sixty Vines' new rooftop rosé garden, Skyline by Whit Herrington is the perfect complement to the vibe and view from the balcony. Skyline portrays the Nashville skyline in varying pink tones with black-and-white flowers floating above.

Artist: Tara AversaLocated in the stairwell leading to Sixty Vines' new rooftop rosé garden, Sunglasses by Tara Aversa is the perfect complement to the vibe and view from the balcony. Sunglasses features a pair of pink sunglasses overlaying a black-and-white floral background with the apt phrase 'See Life Through Rosé Colored Glasses.'

Downtown - Lower Broadway

Artist: Eric Bass

East

Nashville

Artist: Kim Radford

Artist: Unknown

Artist: Kim Radford

The Fatherland District mural, found on the backside of The Pavilion East, is a product of Eastside Murals, the home base of artists Ian Lawrence and Sterling Goller-Brown.

Artist: Tara Marie Aversa

Artist: Eastside Murals

Artist: Tarabella Aversa

Artist: Unknown

Artist: Jason Galaz, Milton Chavez, and Eric ‘Mobe’ Bass

Artist: Adrien Saporiti

Artist: Katie Tyler

Artist: Kelsey Montague

Artist: Unknown

Germantown

Artist: Eastside Mural

Artist: Ty Christian

Artist: Chris Tidwell; forBecks

Artist: Rebekah & Sarah

Artist: Stephen Miller

Green

Hills

Artist: Kelsey Montague

Green Hills

Melrose

Artist: East Side Murals

Melrose

Artist: Susanna Chapman

Melrose

Midtown

Artist: Unknown

Artist: Adrien Saporiti

Artist: Music City Murals and Anthony Billups Las Palmas unveiled a new mural "La Catrina Gone Country" at the downtown Hayes Street location. It is a tribute to both Nashville and Hispanic-Mexican cultures, two things very near and dear to the Las Palmas family. Drawing inspiration from Mexico and the brightly colored skulls associated with Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), the mural centers around La Catrina, a symbol of this annual Mexican holiday. It is also an ode to Music City,

Artist: Eric "Mobe" Bass and Ashley Seagroves

Artist: Jenna Boyko Colt and Brian Law of Vermillion Murals

North

Nashville

&

Jefferson

Street

Artist: "Dough Joe" or Yusef Hubb

North Nashville

Artist: Various

North Nashville

Sylvan

Park

Artist: Tarabella Aversa - Part of a series of three murals around the country sponsored by Fairtrade America. This mural features Rosine Bekoin, owner of a small cocoa farm in Côte d’Ivoire. Aversa’s mural has her surrounded by cocoa beans. The mural is also emblazoned with the slogan “Support Gender Equality,” another priority of Fairtrade.

Sylvan Park

Artist: Andi Estes

Sylvan Park

Artist: Mark Palen

Sylvan Park

The

Gulch

Artist: Allison Johnson

Artist: Bryson Leach

Artist: Kenzie Arnold

Artist: Chris Zidek

Artist: Eric "Mobe" Bass

Artist: Anthony Billups - The hands incorporate several Nashville icons, such as the State Capitol, the Batman Building, Nissan Stadium, and the Sheraton Hotel

Artist: Jason Woodside

Artist: Kelsey Montague

Artist: Kelsey Montague

The

Nations

Artist: Michael Cooper

Artist: Matt Lehman

Artist: Guido Van Helton

Artist: WHAT. Creative Group