Pretty cool and wicked public Walmart mural located dob the rear of the ring Faulkner gallery off…read moreLogan street in the Shelby park neighborhood of Lousiville. If you walk to the train tracks behind the building you can't miss this cool piece of public art. A few months ago me and my friend and fellow yelper Jeremy j was walking the Shelby park and Nulu neighborhoods checking out public art and adding them to yelp so we can help spread the word on them. This one was a nice unexpected surprise. There is all kinds of really good pieces on extremely close walking distance of this piece as Well. Overall very cool find that I am glad we stumbled across. I'm not quite sure what the words spell out or the meaning behind it but it's a nice piece.

I really think this is a cool looking mural it's a nice display of public art in the Shelby Street…read morearea. It's over next to some railroad tracks and it just kind of shows this cool looking grim reaper and he is coming to take somebody sole do something wicked so I like it I think it's neat on the backside of a art house place over off Shelby cool to check out

Very large tire puro side an auto group that is locally famous in the small town of Mount…read moreWashington Kentucky. Viewable on the side of logsdon building when driving down n bardstown road or the "downtown portion" of the city. I honestly didn't know Thai existed until I Seen it listed on roadside America website while browsing the site looking for hidden gems in Lousiville and it surrounding cities. Overall kinda just a basic oversized tire monument. During the holiday season they do throw holiday lights on it as part of the light up Mount Washington event.

This is a cool public art I guess you would call it it's just a big old giant tire that is posted…read moreup on the outside of the building. It has the Logston group on it and you can take pictures and has a little painting next to it and has a old wrecker car next to Little Tire next to it overall cool place in general and my kids want to come like to play on the tire and take pictures with it

Fox by the river mural is a downtown Lousiville mural located on the side of a current brewery in…read morethe city. Larger mural that features a very nature driven scene and has a few trees and birds but mainly a fox by the river that is prominent featured. Simple but still a nice mural to take in. With all the nature in the photo it has a very peaceful and relaxing vibe to the mural.

We are at a local yelp event one evening and we came across the fox by the river mural. It's a nice…read morepublic art display in downtown Louisville for all to see. The artist took their time for sure to paint this beautiful mural with all the different colors and designs

Very beautiful and visually stunning painted water tower in the ever growing and equally visually…read morestunning NoCo on downtown Jeffersonville. This location shares a spot with two other cool sights in the NoCo story time attraction and the NoCo wildflowers murals that surround the tower. Right across the street is "the depot" and "Picasso Pointe" which are very cool places to take in vibrant art and relax or let the kids run wild. Overall extremely cool place. The whole NoCo area I'm excited for to see where it goes and how it grows. I've definitely found a new spot to take my kids and spend a day at.

The Perceptual Perception art installation is really cool! I highly recommend going to check it…read moreout! We rode our bikes across the Big Four Bridge to get to this spot. It's super close and easily walkable from the Indiana side of the bridge. If you're looking for something really interesting to check out, this spot definitely checks the box!

This is an eight piece of public art new Shelby area that I explored and found. It is down the back…read morealley, and it just faces that are black and white and mixed in together.

I don't know, man. I kind of have to give five stars to any and every mural I see on the street. I…read morelove street art, and this Shine Bright mural is a great example of the public art you might come across while you're in downtown Louisville. Louisville has a lot of public art, which is nice to see. Shine Bright is located across the street from the Frazier History Museum, under a bridge, in a seedy-looking area. Of course, my children and I headed straight toward it, because there's also a large "Louisville" metal sculpture by this mural, and my children wanted to climb on it. I looked to see if there was a signature scrawled somewhere on the mural, or some information telling us about the artwork, but I couldn't find anything. Internet searches proved fruitless, too. So I have no idea the meaning behind the Shine Bright mural, nor do I know who created it. So sorry. I just know it's cool and located in a cool place.

Shine bright mural is very ironically brightly colored and positive message public art mural in the…read moredowntown Lousiville section just off of museum row. You will find this piece sandwiched between a few pieces of public art to the left of these one way road. It sits directly next to the sculpture the Lousiville knot. If you look to one direction you can still see the world largest bay from Louisville Slugger. If you look the other direction you see the world largest vampire bat hanging off the building of caufields. The mural is tagged with an artist of slugger city. I am not familiar with the work of them and from my recollection this is the only piece of there I have seen. But they did a really good job and I like the baby blue use color in the shine bright wording along with the cardinal to the left that pays tribute to the cities official bird. Overall really cool piece that sticks out. maybe the artist has more works around the city I'll stumble upon. Or maybe. They will do more.

Majestic purple flowers is a simple yet well done mural of purple flowers on the rear exterior of a…read morecommercial business at the intersections of barret and Baxter ave near the highlands neighborhood of Lousiville Kentucky. The mural is very visually stimulating and peaceful. It shares a wall with a other nice mural called "go you own way" and is a nice addition to ten Baxter ave area growing public art scene.

We were out exploring like we always do when we came across the Majestic purple flowers. Majestic…read morepurple flowers are very hidden gem you had to look for to find of the backside of your area. We are walking around and I came across a unlock gate going into an establishment and they were on the left-hand side mixer some dining tables..

Another Damon Thompson mural to feast thine eyes upon. This…read moretime, folk musician Woody Guthrie and his guitar, famously emblazoned with the words "This machine kills fascists". It lives on the Texas Avenue side of The Pearl, the near-perfect dive bar of Germantown/Schnitzelburg. Large, in change, and I love it.

We were out exploring looking around looking for public art and other things to see. We came across…read morethis big old huge mural that took out the side of the building definitely head take some pictures and add a review. It's Will colored and well-designed cool thing to check out while you're in the area.