Light at the end of the tunnel looks like a public art mural depicting a train tunnel in the smoke…read moretown neighborhood of Lousiville Kentucky. Painted on a garage door of a commercial building i did not see an artist name. But it's a pretty solid piece. There is also a beat up car that looks like the incredible hulk destroyed that is painted up in front of the painting. I'm not sure if this is part of the Art of just a coincidence. It looks to destroyed to be an accident but this is a rougher neighborhood so who knows. My kids and there friends enjoyed it through as you can tell from the pics as I got the "take a pic . Overall solid addition to the local public art scene in Lousiville Kentucky. A few other nearby pieces in the area of you at a mural or public art fan.

This mural is one of many nice and interesting murals in the city of Louisville. You can actually…read moremake a day of just visiting murals as many of them are in the same general area. I made my own free outdoor art gallery. This piece is on a garage door and seems a bit aged. It is in a somewhat industrial area. I don't know when it was made or who made it. It has a slight sign of vandalism, A bright yellow "B" on it, which may be some type of tag. It is intended to give you the appearance of looking through a tunnel to a windy road. I can see it, but it not as good as some of the other 3D murals that I have seen. There is lots of free street parking available to for you to get out and check out the mural. Be careful though because cars race up and down the street. I guess they have places to be. However, it is not a very long stop anyway and you probably could accomplish what you want to in the comfort of your vehicle. Definitely a must see of Louisville public art. So, as I have mentioned, it is best to plan out stops at many of the other wonderful murals that are within a mile or two and make a day of it.

Mama magnolia mural is a downtown Lousiville Kentucky public art mural that is part of a local art…read moreseries called "alley gallery" where local artist paint up exterior doors throughout downtown Lousiville to give a more vibrant feel to the city. This particular piece is a very calming nature portrayal that is very visually pleasing. The artist did a nice job for sure. Overall the alley gallery series is always fun to discover and explore. I feel like everytime I visit downtown I come Across one that I haven't seen before.

We were downtown Louisville do in our explorations when we came across the mama magnolia Merle…read morenever seen this one before. It seems like a new additions or just popping up every day. So we really enjoyed seeing this public art display and everything that I've had to offer, so it was fun to check out. Go check it out when you're in the area.

Super stupa is a rock like sculpture by artist caren Cunningham located inside the downtown…read moreLousiville waterfront botanical gardens area. The gardens is a free place to take a stroll through on nice weathered days. Outside of the beautiful plants and bushes they have a few cool sculptures and Supa Stupa is one of them. This cairn style art is very unique and different from anything else you will see in the city so that alone will make this piece and another piece the artist has here called folly family stick out. Overall pretty cool and simple looking piece that is a addition to the waterfront botanical gardens area.

The weird is a very colorful and creative public art mural in the very popular and busy highlands…read moreneighborhood just off bardstown road in Lousiville. Massive mural that is a fun photo op. Not sure why it is called the weird as it features a few bites and things. Maybe a play off an old Louisvilel saying that I believe originated form a highlands business that said "keep Louisville weird". Overall a great piece and very fun piece that makes for a great photo op. I was able to pull out a good old fashioned dad joke when I told my oldest daughter to go stand by the words over there and be weird. So score one cringe dad point for this guy.

This is a cool little Mural that I came across while I was visiting downtown New Albany Indiana. I…read morewas walking around exploring the city like I usually do. And I Saw a Mural called the Fair store mural so I thought it was neat tired to take a few pictures add it to the yelp

Pouring paint mural is a mural located in Lousiville near the Shelby park neighborhood that…read morefeatures a large paint can spilling out bright colors along the side of an exterior building. Ones unable to track down and artist for Thai but they did a very god job and it is very large and colorful With lots ld personality. My daughters driving by spotted this and wanted to pull over for a photo op. A photo op in which they wanted to make it look like the paint was being dumped on there heads. Overall a fun and cool piece that resides in an area with lots of other cool art murals.

This mural is appropriate for it's location, as it is on the side of a building that is home to a…read morelocal paint store (Dages). I love when businesses do that, have large and eye-catching art on the outsides of their buildings that gets your attention and also reinforces what it is that they do. Shop local. Buy local. Art local.

Awesome and interesting public art attraction that discovered off a roadside America website…read more Located in Jeffersonville right across the bridge of my home in Louisville stands this 20 foot hub cap woman called "I am your Mother". Evidently sculptured in the mid 1980s. Really neat cool roadside attraction. It's a bit difficult to find. If you follow the address that's listed everywhere online you will just continue past the point where your gps says "you have arrived". Continue straight about a 1/4th of a mile and you will come to an intersection and will see her to your left. You can take a left and pull in that small alley and get out and checks out the sculpture and read about it and take advantage of the unique photo op. Really cool attraction that I had no idea existed. But now that I do I'll share the info with other locals and make more future trips here. Hopefully getting added on yelp will make this hidden gem not so hidden. Cool sight to see!

Awesome little sculpture in Jeffersonville Indiana. And I shouldn't of said a little but that's…read morejust what I say because this thing is huge it was very tall I don't know what it represents I don't know what it's for but it says I am your mother and obviously it has some kind of representation for being someone's mother because it has the words like love and things right next to it but it's pretty cool to see it's right next to the railroad tracks

I came across this particular Miralo I was out and about in Saint Matthews area driving around. It…read morewas on the garage door somebody's house which I was not expecting. So check it out took a few photos and was low on my way