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The Church Tank: So That’s What They Keep in the Masonic Temple

By Eric Thursday October 9, 2008

You know, I always wondered what was stored inside that big old Masonic Temple on Broad St. I’m pretty sure this is it.

Actually, this Church Tank is a mixed media sculpture by Kris Kuski, an artist from Missouri. You can learn more about Kris and his works on his official website, which is full of gorgeous works.

The Church Tank via Boing Boing Gadgets

Tim Quirino on Thursday 9, 2008

I WANT THIS. MEG, TAKE NOTE!
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