PHOTOS: Public art in Allentown

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Mickey Harmon and Ari Moore completed an Albright-Knox mural, Stonewall Nation, that celebrates the LGBTQ+ community in 2020. It's at 44 Allen Street.

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"Without music, life would be a mistake."

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Chuck Tingley shared this vision with Allentown.

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This art on the south side of the 471 Delaware Avenue building was touched up in the summer of 2021.

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Ian de Beer created this Allentown must-see, which is found on the west side of the Holley Farms Market.

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This art by Julian Montague peers east at the corner of Allen and College in Allentown.

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Like a lot of murals in Allentown, this one is hard to miss.

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Walk north along College Street, away from the main drag in Allentown, and this art comes into view.

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This building won't be mistaken for others in Allentown.

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This mural went up at Ink Euphoria Tattoo Parlor at 41 Elmwood Avenue in the summer of 2020.

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The front of Allen Street Hardware Cafe.

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Art found of the west side of Cantina Loco in Allentown.

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Art found on the north side of a building on Elmwood Avenue.

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Art found on the east side of Founding Fathers Pub in Buffalo.

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This can be found on the west side of the Hamilton Houston Lownie Architects building.

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This art serves as an alert for people looking for a place to eat on Virginia Place.

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Keeping it light at an Allentown bakery.

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Allentown showing its Pride.

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A mural addition by Sun Ray at the former Elmwood Village Charter School.

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Shadows tend to impact how this south-facing art by Nympha "Averie" Montagu can look in an alley. And don't forget to look up.

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A mural at 41 Elmwood Avenue. It was painted over in the summer of 2020.

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This art on the south side of a Delaware Avenue building shows some wear and tear, but the lion is still regal.

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PHOTOS: Public art in Allentown

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