PHOTOS: Public art in downtown Buffalo

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This Albright-Knox project by Edreys Wajed and Yames called Love Black was completed at the back of the Say Yes Buffalo building at 712 Main Street.

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A mural by the team of Jessie and Katey on the north wall of Shea’s 710 Theatre, at 710 Main Street. It runs along Tupper Street.

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Felipe Pantone's piece, sponsored by Albright-Knox, can be found in the back of the Town Ballroom on Washington Street.

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This 2019 piece by world-renowned artist Logan Hicks is composed of five layers and more than 500 individual stencils.

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There’s no missing this mural by Julia Bottoms as you head east on Broadway, away from downtown, at The Forge. This was completed in 2020.

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Golden Hour by John Kristofoletti was done for the Albright-Knox Public Art Initiative in 2021 at 201 Ellicott.

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A mural by Louise Jones, who also goes by OUIZI, in downtown Buffalo that's 80 feet tall and 160 feet wide.

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The Works, from Home project by Albright-Knox includes works from 16 different artists at 43 West Chippewa Street.

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Biondo Art completed these murals at Goldwynn Apartments, at 49 Johnson Park, in the fall of 2020.

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Creativity adorns the front and side of a location that's on the list National Register of Historic Places.

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Art on the south side of Buffalo Proper.

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A collaborative effort by Matt Groat, Chuck Tingley and Max Collins can seen while walking along Main Street.

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Matt Groat, Chuck Tingley and Max Collins teamed up for this downtown Buffalo creation in 2012.

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This art at 73 Cherry Street can be seen going outbound on the 33.

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This mural of James Joyce can be found at 181 Franklin Street in downtown Buffalo.

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Art found in a parking lot in Buffalo's Theater District.

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Shooting stars can be spotted in a parking lot in Buffalo's Theater District.

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Look up, or you might miss it at the north end of Buffalo's Theater District.

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This can be found on the east side of the Western New York Book Arts Center.

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A mural on the Blosson Street side of Big Ditch Brewing Company.

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This art went up at 33 Ash Street during the summer of 2019.

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Zach Case completed the Wing Wings mural at Pearl Street Grill & Brewery, at 76 Pearl Street, in the summer of 2020.

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A Buffalo masterpiece. Free tours are available during most business days.

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A view outside Buffalo City Hall.

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This mural near Washington Square Bar & Grill, north of Sahlen Field, was completed by eight artists in the summer of 2021.

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Fresh paint went up during the Allentown Art Festival in 2019.

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A classic ad in the Buffalo Theater District.

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This mural is found on the north side of the Crowley Webb building on Main Street.

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This powerful sculpture by Timothy P. Schmalz is found at a downtown bus stop.

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This piece by William Koch pays tribute to southpaw and former Buffalo Mayor James D. Griffin. His right foot is off the ground.

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A ton of adorable faces grace the front of a downtown Buffalo animal hospital.

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Art by Taka Sudo brings attention to the rear entrance of Misuta Chows.

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Ashley Kay created this coronavirus-inspired piece in the summer of 2020. It can be found on the west side of Bacchus Wine Bar & Restaurant at 56 West Chippewa Street.

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A mural on the side of Bacchus Wine Bar & Restaurant in downtown Buffalo.

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A classic ad in downtown Buffalo.

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The ad is found on the west side of the building. The shop has since moved to North Tonawanda.

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A mural on the north side of Lucky Day Whiskey Bar on Pearl Street.

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A classic ad spotted during a walk in the Buffalo Theater District.

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This art by Sarah Fonzi can be found at 149 Swan Street.

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Look up while going north on Washington Street to see that smiling face.

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It's faded, but Chow Monstro's art is still visible while walking along Main Street in downtown Buffalo.

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Chow Monstro's art can be seen while walking along Main Street in downtown Buffalo.

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PHOTOS: Public art in downtown Buffalo

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