In its still life of framed matter, it enacts the generativity of cultural form and marks the moment of emergence in which the virtual becomes actual, the private becomes public, and the unmarked, discarded, or forgotten becomes newly and suddenly framed.
Mike Shannon picks up the framed photograph from its prominent position on his desk and stares at it, still unsure what to make of the man staring out.
"Recording the Curzon Mayfair cinema in this highly layered way results in a single still-framed artwork," notes Kavanagh.
On warm days, Old John would sell her an ale, and her esteem for him was such that she embroidered him a little American flag and gave it to him one Fourth of July; he had it framed and placed it on the wall above his brassbound ale pump, and it is still there.
The dream is still the dream, no doubt, but now it's framed in gold.
Despite being introduced more than a decade ago, agricultural biotechnology still remains framed in controversy impacting both the global economy and international regulations.
There is still a framed poster on the staircase of Sinn Féin's offices in Dungiven, near McFeely's old home, showing him among the 1980 hunger strikers.
Drab landscape paintings, sad still lifes, framed stock photos, garish lobby sculptures.
Despite heavy bombing in World War II, it is still rich in old, timber-framed buildings.
It also framed Chris as a primary suspect in Lynnette's suspected murder.
