Here’s where you can find Brewers-inspired public art in Milwaukee

Reading Time: 2 minutes As the Milwaukee Brewers take on the Tampa Bay Rays in their first World Series in more than 40 years, tour Milwaukee to see how artists have celebrated the home team with public art. “Wild Bill” “Wild Bill,” a mural by artists Brent Schoonover and Hannah Tews, in Black Cat Alley on Milwaukee’s lower East Side. (Jonathan Aguilar / Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service / CatchLight Local) A Milwaukee Brewers logo detail inside the mural “Wild Bill” by artists Brent Schoonover and Hannah Tews. “Wild Bill,” a mural by artists Brent Schoonover and Hannah Tews. “Bob Uecker” A mural of Bob Uecker, 731 N. Jackson St., painted by muralist Mauricio Ramirez. Baseball sculptures A baseball sculpture covered in signatures and messages from Milwaukee Brewers fans sits in front of the Pfister Hotel, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave. A baseball sculpture covered in signatures and messages from Milwaukee Brewers fans sits in front of the Pfister Hotel.