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.
Standing in front of it were Elizabeth ("Buffy") Easton, the museum's curator of European paintings and sculpture, and Tracy Gill and Simeon Lagodich, a married couple who own a frame gallery and restoration studio in Tribeca, and who were about to make a new frame for the picture.
SITE Santa Fe, Lobby: SHoP Architects "This was incredibly important for them - a new framing for their work, and a new client," Hofmann says.
Other work included a new frame for one of the ground floor doors, cleaning and painting ironwork and further repointing on the brickwork.
Thus, the data from the present work in combination with early data from this and other labs propose a new frame for the study of kinase signalling pathways, in particular MEK-ERK cascade, that contemplates mitochondria as an obligatory station for activation, as well as a target for modulation of these kinases.
Make a new frame for each significant change in action or location.
If you wear glasses, get a new frame for your glasses if you can afford it.
But people like to be able to point to a book as the cause for a new frame of mind, possibly for the same reason that people prefer anecdotes to statistical evidence.
A new frame of reference for the debate may shine a light on a constructive path forward.
Beyond citizen engagement, this strategy should instill a new frame of reference for policymakers in Washington.
