Using the city's downloadable map, LAist went in search of Culver City's public art, much of which is hidden in plain sight. That lamp post-looking thing is actually a zoetrope, the scenery is just a photo-wrapped utility box, and the really quiet guy reading the paper next to you on the bench? Bronze. [LAist, image via]
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