Luke Turner and Justin Marsh #5

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Hey Everyone! In the this episode I sit down with Luke Turner and Justin Marsh to discuss their up coming exhibition, Murray Bowles: Sixteen Frames.  We dive deep into Murray and his impact on the East Bay punk scene, Punk Rock,his importance to the scene as well as what set him apart from other Photographers and his legacy.  If you are in the Sacramento Area, please go and check out  Murray Bowles: Sixteen Frames. It opens at the Axis  Gallery on Friday, March 6th,2020 at 6:00 pm and runs through March 29th.  Both Luke and Justin are great guys, really well spoken and are really doing a great thing to honor the late great Murray Bowles  and his work. Check it out. Thanks! 

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