LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Churchill Downs unveiled the 2025 "Official Art of the Kentucky Derby."
The artwork, created by Louisville-based artist Tyler Robertson, celebrates the iconic image of horses running into the first turn with the famous Twin Spires in the background.
"I'm incredibly honored to be named the official artist for 151st running of the Kentucky Derby and join the legacy of artists who've captured this iconic event," Robertson said in a news release Monday. "As a sporting artist focused on Thoroughbreds, this is a thrilling opportunity to share my style and celebrate the power and elegance of these athletes on such a prestigious stage."
The art will be featured on the 2025 Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks official racing programs and a variety of merchandise.
"We are thrilled to showcase Tyler's talent as this year's artist," Casey C. Ramage, vice president of marketing and partnerships for Churchill Downs Racetrack, said in a news release Monday. "His artwork celebrates the iconic spectacle of the Kentucky Derby through his vibrant, visual style and brings a fresh perspective that fans will cherish for generation to come."
Robertson will be at Churchill Downs on Friday, Nov. 29, to sign prints of his artwork.
Introducing the Official Art of the 151st #KyDerby! 🌹
— Kentucky Derby (@KentuckyDerby) November 18, 2024
Artist, Tyler Robertson will be at @ChurchillDowns on Friday, November 29, signing prints in the Churchill Downs Store from 2-4pm ET! pic.twitter.com/L6DOoLySn6
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