Memphis Mural Locations: All Of The I Love Memphis Murals
Dearest readers, followers, and fellow Memphians, here are the six I Love Memphis murals and their locations. Your weekend mission is to find an I Love Memphis mural you haven’t yet been to, take a picture of you/you and your pals/your dog and post on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram with the tag #ilovememphis.
The I Love Memphis murals project is a collaboration between this blog, the Memphis CVB (my employer), and the Urban Art Commission.
Here’s a map of all the I Love Memphis murals.
Mural #1: Original Love
I live in the neighborhood and see folks snapping photos in front of this I Love Memphis mural nearly every day, no exaggeration.
Location: corner of Cooper and York (near 768 Cooper Street)
Artist: Brandon Marshall
Mural #2: Greenline Love
You’ll have to get on the Greenline to find this colorful I Love Memphis mural, painted on an old railroad tunnel.
Location: On the Greenline near the intersection of Waring Road and Minden Road
Artist: Siphne Sylve
Mural #3: Abstract Love
Location: This I Love Memphis mural is cross the street from Murphy’s, on the side of Beeker’s (1607 Madison Avenue)
Artist: Jean Marie Burks, assisted by Trista Vercher
Mural #4: Soulsville Love
Location: This I Love Memphis mural was across the street from the Stax Museum (Stax’s address is 926 E. McLemore Ave.)
Artist: Whitney Kerr and Jeanynne Lewis, painted by local artists and students. Read more here.
Location: This I Love Memphis mural was across the street from the Stax Museum (Stax’s address is 926 E. McLemore Ave.)
Artist: Whitney Kerr and Jeanynne Lewis, painted by local artists and students. Read more here.
Mural #5: St. Blues Love
Location: This I Love Memphis Mural is at 645 Marshall Avenue in the Edge District
Artist: Brandon Marshall
Mural #6: Memphish Love
Location: This I Love Memphis mural is at Scott Street and Broad Avenue, just east of Wiseacre Brewing (you can plug in “2809 Broad” to get very close)
Artist: Michael Roy, lettering by Brandon Marshall
Mural #7: Heart Bridge Crosstown
Location: 419 N. Watkins Street
Artist: Kong Wee Pang and Jay Crum
Mural #8: Beale Street Welcome
Location: On the side of Wet Willy’s at 219 Beale Street. Artist: Allie Mounce.
Murals that are no longer:
Love In Red.
Vance Avenue and Allen Street. Artist: Matt Ladner. In Feb. 2015, the building this mural was painted on was demolished by its owners.
Author: Holly Whitfield
I write about what’s going on with Memphis music, food, arts, events, sports, people, and culture. Memphians love Elvis and barbeque with a passion that must be seen to be believed, but there is so much more to this place.
Of course, I like it best when it looks like this: 10599613_10152435295485805_8467109954514367073_n.jpg
Ned, that is super cool!!
Perfect weather for this weekend mission!
Larrie, that’s what I was thinking!
Maybe we were looking in the wrong place, but we didn't find the Vance at Allen mural.
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Who can one contact to do a Mural? What are the normal cost? Will they do it for free if paint is supplied?
Hi Tulio,
Every artist has different rates and policies. You’ll need to contact them individually.
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Is this an official ilovememphis mural?
http://www.memphisart.org/artwork/ilovememphis/
If so – are there others???
It’s technically a billboard, but yeah, I generally count it as one of the official ones. There are no others yet; I’ll add this to the list.