WhatLiftsYou Wings
Kelsey Montague's soaring white wings — the iconic Gulch photo op.
Kelsey Montague's massive interactive white wings on a stark black wall at 302 11th Ave S — the pinnacle photo op in town. Expect a line; go early.
Chapter Fourteen
The city's best photo walls, mapped by neighborhood — wings, hearts, Dolly, and more.
Kelsey Montague's soaring white wings — the iconic Gulch photo op.
Kelsey Montague's massive interactive white wings on a stark black wall at 302 11th Ave S — the pinnacle photo op in town. Expect a line; go early.
Pastel conversation hearts on industrial brick.
Classic conversation hearts adorned with Nashville-centric phrases at 601 8th Ave S — a soft, playful pastel burst against the Gulch's industrial backdrop.
Geometric rainbow energy in Edgehill — a quieter wings alt.
The colorful, geometric "rainbow" expansion of the WhatLiftsYou series at 1010 Dr. M.L.K. Jr Blvd in Edgehill.
The definitive Music City pride emblem, 12South.
Adrien Saporiti's iconic tri-star design at 2702 12th Ave S, across from Draper James — the definitive emblem of Music City pride.
Bold black-and-white text behind Frothy Monkey.
A confident, minimalist black-and-white text mural behind the Frothy Monkey coffee shop at 2511 12th Ave S.
Oversized vivid blooms — the garden backdrop.
A lush floral wall at 2900 12th Ave S — oversized, vivid blooms spanning an entire building side.
Stylized lettering along the side of Madewell.
A massive stylized-lettering mural tucked along the side of Madewell at 2709 12th Ave S.
Retro TV test-pattern art in East Nash.
Another bold Adrien Saporiti creation at 625 Main St — a massive retro television test-pattern graphic celebrating analog media and music.
Whimsical art on a local East Side eatery.
The "Bear & Flowers" mural on the Boston Commons eatery at 1008 Woodland St, anchoring an eclectic cluster of large-scale alley art.
Bold typography, neighborhood resilience.
An emblem of East Nashville community pride at 1006 Woodland St — bold, straightforward typography.
Step inside the balloon basket — East Side wings cousin.
The hot-air-balloon version of WhatLiftsYou at 1032 W Eastland Ave — designed so subjects appear to stand inside the basket.
Vibrant Dolly Parton street art at a legendary hangout.
The iconic Dolly Parton mural outside The 5 Spot at 1006 Forest Ave — vibrant detail celebrating the queen of country.
Pop-art tomatoes — hyper-local East Side spirit.
Permanent pop-art tomato tributes around 1106 Woodland St celebrating East Nashville's beloved, quirky Tomato Art Fest.
The evolving country-legends wall on Broadway.
The massive, evolving country-music-legends mural on the side of Legends Corner honky-tonk at 428 Broadway.
High-impact NFL pride downtown.
A dynamic, large-scale mural honoring Nashville's NFL franchise at 421 Rep. John Lewis Way S.
A whole block of curated contemporary art on Charlotte.
A sprawling, continuous block of contemporary murals at 3020 Charlotte Ave — an open-air modern gallery away from the honky-tonks.
A soaring photorealistic portrait on an old grain silo.
A soaring, photorealistic portrait of an elderly neighborhood resident painted on an abandoned grain silo at 1499 51st Ave N.
Psychedelic Dolly near the Grand Ole Opry.
A psychedelic, electric-palette take on Dolly Parton at 2611 Music Valley Dr near the Grand Ole Opry.