If you enjoy unique art challenges and love watching the process, you’ll definitely want to see how this one turned out.

It is also very much a dying art and being able to be a part of preserving history is wonderful.” The craft relies on glass tubing, inert gases, such as neon and argon, and electricity.

The good news is that the glowing landmark will join other ill-fated signs, all once a standard part of the city's streetscape, at M+, the Museum of Visual Art in ... neon gas, which glows red ...