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Retired professor showcases private artwork assortment

By Editorial Board Published September 7, 2025 2 Min Read
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Retired professor showcases private artwork assortment

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — A retired professor let folks tour his private hidden gem, Sunday, an artwork assortment filled with the Blues and Rock n’ Roll.

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Joe Kimble, emeritus professor at Jay Cooley Regulation College, says there are 260 items of art work that he’s acquired all through the years.

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The gathering was on show on the sixth ground of the college. 

From Ray Charles to Eminem, Kimble says lots of his items are finished by native artists. 

The collector says a Michigan State College pupil helped him develop his assortment. 

Again when Kimble was a pupil, he says that’s the place his love of Rock N’ Roll and the blues first erupted. 

“It has been a it has been a labor of 20 or 30 years gathering, you realize, simply the identical manner anyone collects, you realize?” stated Kimble.

 “They collect the things that they like they enjoy that they enjoy looking at, that give them pleasure, and they enjoy sharing it with other people,” stated Kimble. “Which is what I am which is what I am doing right here right now, and I hope that they hope everyone that sees it has the identical enthusiasm for it and is interested by it and likes it as a lot as I do.” 

Kimble hosted three excursions Sunday afternoon, however says anybody interested by a future tour to contact him at [email protected]. 

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