Work Out Art Revealed at Mercy

WorkArt helps public appreciate art while getting healthy

Springfield, MO – Located on the Mercy campus in Springfield, a new piece of art has been intentionally designed to be dual purpose; a thing of beauty and a machine for making beautiful bodies. The apparatus is available for anyone who chooses to work out and participate in performance art.

“We installed the ‘WorkArt’ as a part of our wellness program, which is intended to reach out to the entire community. While we were considering what piece of equipment to install we were approached by local artist Thad Garrison who suggested we put it all together in one piece as a symbolic display of creativity,” said Monica Thrasher of a pr department.

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WorkArt is gaining a following with neighborhood residents as well. “I usually walk to work past the hospital, so I have gone past it many times. At that time in the morning it is usually open so I hop on for thirty minutes or so. I usually flag down a driver if I need a spotter, it works  pretty well,” said Chef Barge Delohookie.

The display is permanently affixed and plans call for more work out art to appear throughout the city during the year. “I hope they put a prancersice machine near my aunts retirement home,” said Domonger.