In Frame Visual Arts Issue 2

by Iris Gillispie

Overview

An international magazine on art, fashion, photography, film, tv and stage.

Inside you will find 80 pages of compelling articles on various artists from all around the United States, accompanied with lots of colorful images of their works; along with commentary.

The magazine is a great source of up-to-date creative trends effected by artists from around the world. Our magazine is a great source of archived data, starting in 2010, on: art, fashion, photography, film, television, stage and writings.


Spring 2011 Issue 3

Contents

Art
8 Aleen Wilson
14 Kay Finch
20 Renee Lee
26 Christina Ramos
32 The Artisan Center Along The
Crooked Road

Art In Science
38 Danville Science Center

Fashion
42 The Martinsville Fashion Team

Photography
56 Suzette Troche-Stapp
62 Andrea Despot

Film - Television - Stage
68 Boardwalk Empire By Julio Martinez
74 Peter Cherry - TV Commerical Director -
Working With The Best Isn’t Easy
By Iris Gillispie
80 On Stage In The Military
By Christopher Goodman

Commentary
6 Leisure Suit Larry, Roach Motels, and
the Nature of Interactive Fiction
By Kevin Gillispie
73 The Business Of Art
By Susan Perkins
78 Cigarettes, Cats and Television
By Paul Southwood
83 Lost Art By Charles Hill

Poetry
54 Piedmont Writers Group
Lynn Dudley
Sharon Reese DeVault
Avis Turner
Erselle White Williams

Product Details

BN ID:	2940016146966
Publisher:	Iris Gillispie
Publication date:	01/01/2011
Series:	In Frame Visual Arts Issue 2 , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	80
File size:	8 MB

About the Author

Iris Gillispie - Publisher of In Frame Visual Arts Magazine, is a 25-year veteran of Los Angeles' fashion, film and television industry. During Iris’ time in Los Angeles she also co-owned Makeup Techniques of Hollywood, a California state accredited trade school.

Retiring to the east coast was a big change for her. She soon discovered that retirement wasn’t to her liking -- she realized she had to reinvent herself, as the work she did on the west coast was not possible on the east.

After 4 years of exploring different venues to satisfy her creative entrepreneurial thirst, she discovered that publishing was right up her alley. With her resources in Hollywood and the new found artists’ community on the east coast, her magazine is always filled with unique visual content by talented artists, with loads of photos of their works. Iris now enjoys her life on the east coast and her continued connections to her friends and former colleagues in the city that helped launch her careers, "The City of Angels" -- Los Angeles.