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February 01, 2012 04:54:42 PM

name:

Virginia Thomas

location:

New York City

object:

A Radio Antenna

description:

Because a radio antenna symbolizes the need and urge of all New Yorkers to communicate, and because it sits atop one of the cities most fundamental cultural architectural icons -- The Empire State Building.

We are loud, brash, creative, insightful, energetic, thoughtful and poised at any moment to tell each other what’s on our minds.

Don’t we all wish we could beam our message around the world?

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