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Jay Turner Frey Seawell - Review
Photograph by: Jay Turner Frey Seawell
JAY TURNER FREY SEAWELL: NATIONAL TRUST
JAY TURNER FREY SEAWELL: NATIONAL TRUST
Lenscratch
With this article the title kind of stood out to me because it is about our National Government. But there was nothing really unique as to what made me want to read it. But I just gave it a shot. This article was mainly about wanting to portray the National Gov. for who they really are. It's like he looked past what has been sugar coated and dug deep to get the real truth for those who deserve to hear it. This article was very simple and it kind of gave me a different perspective of the press and the National Gov.
With this article the title kind of stood out to me because it is about our National Government. But there was nothing really unique as to what made me want to read it. But I just gave it a shot. This article was mainly about wanting to portray the National Gov. for who they really are. It's like he looked past what has been sugar coated and dug deep to get the real truth for those who deserve to hear it. This article was very simple and it kind of gave me a different perspective of the press and the National Gov.
Painting on a Radio Canvas: Jori Finkel
Photo by: Emily Beril
NY Times Art & Design
What caught my eye when looking through the various blogs on NY Times Art and Design is when it said "on a Radio Canvas". I was really curious to see what they had written about a radio show about art.
This article was about a volunteer radio station that was built from the ground up. They started out as a nomadic radio station that jumped around to different locations until they finally came to the conclusion to settle down somewhere. This radio station isn't just a station that plays music but it is more like a talk show that reaches out to the art world. Whether you are a professional artist or a street artist or even a musician everyone listened to it. I really enjoyed reading this article because there are not that many radio stations that have developed and touched others the way this one has.
What caught my eye when looking through the various blogs on NY Times Art and Design is when it said "on a Radio Canvas". I was really curious to see what they had written about a radio show about art.
This article was about a volunteer radio station that was built from the ground up. They started out as a nomadic radio station that jumped around to different locations until they finally came to the conclusion to settle down somewhere. This radio station isn't just a station that plays music but it is more like a talk show that reaches out to the art world. Whether you are a professional artist or a street artist or even a musician everyone listened to it. I really enjoyed reading this article because there are not that many radio stations that have developed and touched others the way this one has.
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