Russ RuBert, the Springfield artist known for Kinetic Man in Jordan Valley Park and other large-scale public sculptures, has amassed nearly 1,000 neon signs in 20 years of collecting from auctions, business closings and friends, and has worked them into art pieces. His work, on display at Joplin's Spiva Center for the Arts through Sept. 4, is motion-activated, giving the work an interactive element. The complete story is available here.
Russ RuBert, the Springfield artist known for Kinetic Man in Jordan Valley Park and other large-scale public sculptures, has amassed nearly 1,000 neon signs in 20 years of collecting from auctions, business closings and friends, and has worked them into art pieces. His work, on display at Joplin's Spiva Center for the Arts through Sept. 4, is motion-activated, giving the work an interactive element. The complete story is available here.
Russ RuBert, the Springfield artist known for Kinetic Man in Jordan Valley Park and other large-scale public sculptures, has amassed nearly 1,000 neon signs in 20 years of collecting from auctions, business closings and friends, and has worked them into art pieces. His work, on display at Joplin's Spiva Center for the Arts through Sept. 4, is motion-activated, giving the work an interactive element. The complete story is available here.
Russ RuBert, the Springfield artist known for Kinetic Man in Jordan Valley Park and other large-scale public sculptures, has amassed nearly 1,000 neon signs in 20 years of collecting from auctions, business closings and friends, and has worked them into art pieces. His work, on display at Joplin's Spiva Center for the Arts through Sept. 4, is motion-activated, giving the work an interactive element. The complete story is available here.
Russ RuBert, the Springfield artist known for Kinetic Man in Jordan Valley Park and other large-scale public sculptures, has amassed nearly 1,000 neon signs in 20 years of collecting from auctions, business closings and friends, and has worked them into art pieces. His work, on display at Joplin's Spiva Center for the Arts through Sept. 4, is motion-activated, giving the work an interactive element. The complete story is available here.
Russ RuBert, the Springfield artist known for Kinetic Man in Jordan Valley Park and other large-scale public sculptures, has amassed nearly 1,000 neon signs in 20 years of collecting from auctions, business closings and friends, and has worked them into art pieces. His work, on display at Joplin's Spiva Center for the Arts through Sept. 4, is motion-activated, giving the work an interactive element. The complete story is available here.
Russ RuBert, the Springfield artist known for Kinetic Man in Jordan Valley Park and other large-scale public sculptures, has amassed nearly 1,000 neon signs in 20 years of collecting from auctions, business closings and friends, and has worked them into art pieces. His work, on display at Joplin's Spiva Center for the Arts through Sept. 4, is motion-activated, giving the work an interactive element. The complete story is available here.
Russ RuBert, the Springfield artist known for Kinetic Man in Jordan Valley Park and other large-scale public sculptures, has amassed nearly 1,000 neon signs in 20 years of collecting from auctions, business closings and friends, and has worked them into art pieces. His work, on display at Joplin's Spiva Center for the Arts through Sept. 4, is motion-activated, giving the work an interactive element. The complete story is available here.
Russ RuBert, the Springfield artist known for Kinetic Man in Jordan Valley Park and other large-scale public sculptures, has amassed nearly 1,000 neon signs in 20 years of collecting from auctions, business closings and friends, and has worked them into art pieces. His work, on display at Joplin's Spiva Center for the Arts through Sept. 4, is motion-activated, giving the work an interactive element. The complete story is available here.
Russ RuBert, the Springfield artist known for Kinetic Man in Jordan Valley Park and other large-scale public sculptures, has amassed nearly 1,000 neon signs in 20 years of collecting from auctions, business closings and friends, and has worked them into art pieces. His work, on display at Joplin's Spiva Center for the Arts through Sept. 4, is motion-activated, giving the work an interactive element. The complete story is available here.
Russ RuBert, the Springfield artist known for Kinetic Man in Jordan Valley Park and other large-scale public sculptures, has amassed nearly 1,000 neon signs in 20 years of collecting from auctions, business closings and friends, and has worked them into art pieces. His work, on display at Joplin's Spiva Center for the Arts through Sept. 4, is motion-activated, giving the work an interactive element. The complete story is available here.
Russ RuBert, the Springfield artist known for Kinetic Man in Jordan Valley Park and other large-scale public sculptures, has amassed nearly 1,000 neon signs in 20 years of collecting from auctions, business closings and friends, and has worked them into art pieces. His work, on display at Joplin's Spiva Center for the Arts through Sept. 4, is motion-activated, giving the work an interactive element. The complete story is available here.
Russ RuBert, the Springfield artist known for Kinetic Man in Jordan Valley Park and other large-scale public sculptures, has amassed nearly 1,000 neon signs in 20 years of collecting from auctions, business closings and friends, and has worked them into art pieces. His work, on display at Joplin's Spiva Center for the Arts through Sept. 4, is motion-activated, giving the work an interactive element. The complete story is available here.
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