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Frame Lines is a non-profit organization showcasing the best creative work - music, photography, illustration and much from around the world. We are dedicated to enlivening the senses, stimulating the mind, and provoking discussion about the diversity in the world in which we live .... "It doesn’t matter how the literal (by conventional definitions) quality of a piece of work is gauged, as long as we are convinced that you ripped a chunk of your soul and bared it to the world (with your eyes closed tight and heart as open as the sky), then you’ve earned your moment of marvel; your glitter of fairy dust; your glow of twilight in our world of darkness and lightness. And by whatever’s sacred, we’ll help you celebrate it"

 

Edition# 6 - Fashion - The Face of Culture OUT NOW

 

Fashion can refer to styles of dress but it can also include the social fabric, the culture of our society, the landscape, literature, art, architecture, and general comportment that are popular in a culture at any given time. Such styles may change quickly, and 'fashion' in the more colloquial sense refers to the latest version of these styles. Inherent in the term is the idea that the mode will change more quickly than the culture as a whole. At Frame Lines, we will be looking at this topic and flipping the ideals that society holds for the general term of fashion.

# 6 Contributing Artists

Doug Rimington| Artevist| Ashley Capes Belinda Strodder | David Mclean | Ernest Williamson III | Felino Soriano | Frederick Nérinckx | Gary Beck | Lenko | Noha Khalaf | Salvatore Buttaci |Samantha Thompson | Srdjan Nikolic | The Fashion Incubator |
Tim Watts
| Vee Lee | Sounds of the street| Tim Watts | Tom Richardson | Rapskallion | Bonjah | Coby Grant | Josh Dance | Dub the Magic Dragon | Steve Romig |Max Robinson | Chris Mann | George Kamikawa | Jessica Paige | Santos | Jeff Evans | Rapskallion|
Bonjah | Coby Grant | Josh Dance

 

 

 

Music/ Band of the Week! *

Bon Iver - "For Emma" from MySpace Transmissions
 

Just in time for winter, BON IVER have announced a new 4 song 12"/cdep entitled Blood Bank. From the title track's remembrance of the winter warmth we seek, to the summer love tribute of b-side gem "Babys", Bon Iver's snow-blanketed harmonies live across the seasons. Still, there is a reverence for sabbatical, solitude and the winding down of time. As much as "For Emma, Forever Ago" is about the cold, the Blood Bank collection is about the warmth that gets you through it.

check out Bon Iver's website here

 

 

 

Edition 7

Edition #7
Illustrators and the Imagination"


DUE JANUARY 2009

Edition 8


- SUBMISSIONS OPEN


Contrasting Landscapes.
Frame Lines takes you beyond the spaces in which you live and think. Join us in our trek across cultural and architectural landscapes, from wide-angle to close-up, from the big smoke to the great outdoors, from well-trodden paths into places not many dare venture.

Get in touch with us at submissions@framelines.org!

submissions close # 10th January 2009

 

 

LATEST FRAME LINES NEWS!

updated *18th Nov 08

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By supporting Frame Lines you not only support the artists but you also support the need for an alternative media for magazines. You support THE REDUCTION and DAMAGE TO OUR FORESTS AND OUR PRECIOUS ENVIRONMENT
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'Our ability to live in peace with each other, depends first and foremost on our ability to accept all that is different between us"

"We wish to create new possibilities for artistic relationships and cultural exchange, supporting artists at all levels in the development of their craft. Frame Lines offers a unique access to a dynamic world of print and new media, like yourselves to the belief that art, writing and creative expression matter.

It doesn't matter what the critics say. Conventional thought is just that, and if we're convinced that you ripped a chunk of your soul and bared it to the world (with your eyes closed tight and heart as open as the sky), then you've earned your moment of marvel; your glitter of fairy dust; your glow of twilight in our world of darkness and lightness. And by whatever's sacred, we'll help you celebrate it.