Former Georgia farmer's scrap-metal roadside art now displayed in museums
After leaving farming and preaching, Reuben Aaron Miller turned to art as a new creative outlet. He built wind-powered whirligigs and striking metal figures that drew collectors from near and far. A partnership with R.E.M. helped raise the market value of his work considerably. His pieces now appear in a number of museum exhibitions. The work continues to find an audience within the American folk-art community.
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