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A retired Georgia farmer began turning old tin, bicycle parts and scrap metal into homemade figures; over the next two decades hundreds filled his roadside property before his discarded-material art reached museums

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Oct 14, 2026 #cultural icons, #folk art, #Georgia Museum of Art, #homemade figures, #R.E.M. collaboration, #Reuben Aaron Miller, #scrap metal art
A retired Georgia farmer began turning old tin, bicycle parts and scrap metal into homemade figures; over the next two decades hundreds filled his roadside property before his discarded-material art reached museums

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