Random and large painted turkey statue located in the rear of a commercial business off barret ave…read morein louisville. Usually you will see a lot of horses throughout the city of Lousiville that is part of the gallopalooza series. However not many turkeys. I was unable to find and artist name or any placard with any info so the origins remain a mystery to me. That said it was very brightly colored and stands out. Always enjoy finding quirky and new pieces of public art. So this was cool to stumble across.

This is an interesting public art display I have no idea why this is here I have no idea what to…read moresay because of it is and I'm cool with that cause I like little nifty things on the side of the road. It is literally just a painted turtle in the back of the parking lot

Very unique and easy to miss public art sculpture that sits in the grassy side exterior of…read moreLousiville mellwood art c center. I'm not sure the origin of this piece but it is fun and makes me laugh. Ina. Very remote and unexpected area at a mellwood arts center that has all kinds of public art to check out. Overall a really nice area to check out whether it's for public art, shopping or dining.

Watch out Rocky the chimney is falling on your dog. This is Rocky the chimney dog he is just kind…read moreof hanging out and I don't know a single story about him but he is in his doghouse and somebody create a dog and we're just hanging 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

Santa's sled mural is a downtown Lousiville exterior door mural of a classic red car that is part…read moreof Lousiville's art initiative called "alley gallery" where local artist paint up exterior doors and garages through the city to spruce up the local public art. This one gives of like a 50's or 60's cruising vibe with the classic car that I assume has been nicknamed Santa's sled. No jolly bearded man, presents or reindeer in sight but still a lovely piece. Overall I always enjoy discovering what local artist being to the alley gallery art initiative. They are loads of fun to discover and check out.

I'm not sure why this is called Santa sled but that's what it's called. And it's on one of the mini…read moredoors that downtown Louisville has with public art on it. I'll check it out it's pretty cool

Fairdale mural is a fun little public art mural located outside the community pool and police…read morestation in the small area of Fairdale Kentucky. The mural pictures a very accurate painting of the town roundabout and business that is about 1/4th a mile down the road in the "town" portion of Fairdale. Very accurate mural that even captures the long time Dairy Queen that has served blizzards to Fairdale residents for years. Overall it's always good to see public art in areas. It will be interesting to see if this mural outlasts some of the business down the street and becomes a more historic painting.

Nice mural that is located next to community pool and Norton park in Fairdale. It is a good…read morerepresentation of Fairdale to the community. It features Bulldogs, Which Fairdale high school are the Bulldogs and other community events and business that represent Fairdale.

Make the world your playground is a art mural located in the Shelby park neighborhood of Louisville…read moreon a garage door right next to the popular Logan street market. Me and my friend and fellow yelper Jeremy J spent a Saturday afternoon checking out places and public art in the Shelby park and Nulu neighborhoods when we stumbled upon this piece. We was unable to find an artist and until we got right up on it we could not tell what it said. I do enjoy the green Colors and design of this piece of public art. Overall pretty cool and easy to find mural. Just pop a right outside the doors of Logan street market and stay on the same side of the road and you can't miss it.

This is a neat little mural that is on a garage door here in Shelby Park right down the street from…read morethe market. It is a whirlwind of green and blue and says make the World your playground so I thought it was a neat little mural

This is a nice mural that I happen to stumble upon when driving through this part of town I had no…read moreidea that this was public display in this neighborhood. I wish more neighborhoods had things like this cause I thought it was a nice addition to be proud to live here.

Groovy looking black and white butterfly public art mural located off Barrett ave in Lousiville…read moreKentucky. Smaller mural that features a butterfly with all sorts of eyes on the wings and uses black and white colors only. Overall a fun and unique mural that adds to the rapidly growing public art scene on Barrett ave.

New black and white mural painted next to BBB. It's located in an east spot to see. Not sure what…read morethe significance or reason. However it is cool to see all the Public art they are adding and maintaining in this area