Leonard the
Spivasaurus

The City of Joplin Recycling Center
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lHGeorge A. Spiva
lHCenter for the Arts
lH222 W. 3rd Street
lHJoplin, M0 64801
lHPhone: 417.623.0183
lHFax: 417.623.3805

lHJo Mueller, Director

 

 

 

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lHGeorge A. Spiva
lHCenter for the Arts
lH222 W. 3rd Street
lHJoplin, M0 64801
lHPhone: 417.623.0183
lHFax: 417.623.3805

lHJo Mueller, Director

 

Congratulations!

"Name That Part"
Contest Winners

1st Place: iPod Nano
Kim Southern

2nd Place:
Movie passes
Dan Pendleton

3rd Place:
Gift Certificate for an Art Class at Spiva

Maxine Bulen

Kim Southern & Dan Pendleton
 

"Name That Part" contest

Below are some of the items that were used to build Leonard the Spivasaurus!



Click on the images below for a larger view of them


1. Horseshoe


2. Leaf rake

3. Tire tread from
a bicycle


4. Emblem off of
a freezer panel


5. Metal rake

6. Manual pencil sharpener

7. "Spiva" metal
printing plate

8. Top of a
soda can

9. Metal guttering

You can visit Leonard at the Northpark Mall (Old Navy Court) to see the actual items.

Rejuvenate Joplin is an initiative that was kicked off in November 2005 with the goal of increasing citizens’ pride in their community. Partners in the project include The Joplin Globe, Spiva Center for the Arts and the City of Joplin.

During a community clean-up, citizens partnered with artists to not only pick up trash, but to seek out treasure for an assemblage style art project! The interesting fact is that all of the “treasure” used to make Leonard was trash in someone else’s eyes and found along the streets of Joplin!

If you or your business would like to be part of this fun and creative initiative while cleaning up Joplin, be sure to register to be contacted for future projects! For more information, contact
Tricia Courtney at The Joplin Globe at (417) 627-7280.

Meet Leonard the Spivasaurus at Northpark Mall

Feature from Arts of the Four States
Trash and Treasure Fall Cleanup

Feature from Arts of the Four States
Dozens turn out for 'Rejuvenate Joplin'

Editorial by Clair Goodwin, Opinion Page Editor
Cleanup plan offers twist

The Joplin Globe Newspaper in Education page — published Nov. 27, 2006
Experience the Arts "Trash to Treasure, it all depends on the artist's eye"
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