Frames have long played a marginal role in the art world, but, as Leo Carey wrote in a 2006 article about Tracy Gill and Simeon Lagodich, who built a new frame for Camille Pissarro's "The Climbing Path, L'Hermitage, Pontoise," curators have started to pay closer attention to framing in recent decades.
Over the summer, we set a couple of dozen creative students the task of describing the risk from climate change, as framed in the most recent IPCC and MIT reports.
Because of the importance of cycling, in health, transport, environmental and economic terms, further research about the way that this has been framed in news media in recent years is needed.
Although he added more muscle to his frame in recent months, his future with the Giants had been uncertain.
But after one of Washington's more organized frames in recent memory, Toronto tied the game less than a minute later.
Now we've seen a cavalcade of Bluetooth-connected locks pushing their way into the frame in recent years with their promise of keyless convenience, powered by the rise of less thirsty flavours of Bluetooth that can run for longer on battery power.
Also consistent with recent research, respondents preferred data framed in absolute rather than relative terms.
The 9/11 attacks were officially framed in cultural and civilizational terms, rather than as an event with a genealogy better understood in terms of geopolitics and recent history.
Scott Cooper's film "Black Mass" is told in flashback, framed by recent confessions by James (Whitey) Bulger's partners in crime, and the first of these flashbacks is dated, in an on-screen title, to 1975.
Using knowledge he acquired partly from watching crime dramas like "C.S.I.," the private detective, Jerry Ramrattan, 39, orchestrated what prosecutors in Queens called one of the most elaborate frame-ups in recent history.
