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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2017 · 57 MIN

Clark Ashton – Harvesting Souls From Chaos

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I can firmly say I have never met anyone like Clark Ashton. Clark is an artist in every sense of the word. Here is one paragraph from his website, in which he explains a little bit about his work. He maintains a studio and sculpture garden at his Mechanical Riverfront Kingdom on Druid Hill in Decatur, GA containing The Commuter Gallery, where he serves as Mass Minister of The Sweet Holy Church of the Everlovin' eelMAN, manufactures psychic unity, and exhibits the monumental works Boundary, Faith in Industry, The Infrastructure of an Uncertain Future, The Bateman 5000, The Battle of Druid Hill, & The Ascension Machine among hundreds of other works. Not much else to say, but let's dive in. Away we go. Interview Recorded: August 1, 2017. Dock of Alkaloid on The EastSide BeltLine. Show Notes That Nobody Reads Mechanical Riverfront Kingdom The Commuter Gallery The Sweet Holy Church of the Everlovin' eelMAN Mechanical Riverfront Kingdom TRAILER from Clark Ashton on Vimeo. The post Clark Ashton – Harvesting Souls From Chaos appeared first on The Atlanta Podcast.

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