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Let Me Be Frank
Episode 7 - Nonfilms

Episode 7, “Nonfilms”, of the LET ME BE FRANK web documentary series is now available for viewing. Readings by photographer/author David Steinberg and artist/activist Paul Escriva. This episode explores Frank's "street series", his "nonfilms" sessions in Santa Fe, discoveries he made painting live models and his first experiments with erotic play. Episode 7 also includes a live performance of Moore’s poem, “Mutation Is Evolution” by Annie Krist. Music by Frank Moore, Vinnie Spit Santino, Michael LaBash, waveformalpha, Cosmic Starfish and Tha Archivez. It also features a brand new song, "My Heart Is In Your Asshole", which was created for this episode, written and performed by Mutant Press with Frank on vocals.

We are now serializing Frank Moore's book of poetry and paintings, Skin Passion!

From Skin Passion by Frank Moore

Chapter 4 - Art of Reshaping Reality
http://jukepop.com/home/read/10035?chapter=4

You can buy the printed book here!
http://www.eroplay.com/skinpassion/index.html#order

We are now serializing Frank Moore's book of poetry and paintings, Skin Passion!

From Skin Passion by Frank Moore

Chapter 3 - The Magical Cave Lovers
http://jukepop.com/home/read/10035?chapter=3

You can buy the printed book here!
http://www.eroplay.com/skinpassion/index.html#order

We are now serializing Frank Moore's book of poetry and paintings, Skin Passion!

From Skin Passion by Frank Moore

Chapter 2 - Creativity Is Like Shitting
http://jukepop.com/home/read/10035?chapter=2

You can buy the printed book here!
http://www.eroplay.com/skinpassion/index.html#order

We are now serializing Frank Moore's book of poetry and paintings, Skin Passion!

From Skin Passion by Frank Moore

Chapter 1 - Introduction/Boundaries Kill
http://jukepop.com/home/read/10035

You can buy the printed book here!
http://www.eroplay.com/skinpassion/index.html#order

Contemporary Art Gallery Online announces their 5th Annual International 2017 “ALL Landscapes” Online Art Competition to be held from April 23, 2017 to May 20, 2017. Contemporary Art Gallery Online encourages entries from all 2D and 3D artists regardless of their experience or education in the art field. A group exhibition of all entrants will be held online at Contemporary Art Gallery Online from May 21st to June 17th, 2017. Artists should submit their best representational and non-representational art related to the “Landscapes” theme. The “Landscapes” theme is considered to be any art which depicts the natural world, outdoor scenery, geographical environments and related landscape subjects.

https://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-new-study-links-art-access...

Artsy Editorial
By Isaac Kaplan
Mar 29th, 2017

Arts advocates have long extolled the benefits of culture to personal and neighborhood welfare. While the contention is broadly accepted within the field, the existence of the link has largely been argued without an abundance of data and taken a backseat to economic justifications for arts funding.

We are now serializing Frank's first book of poetry, Chapped Lap!

From Chapped Lap by Frank Moore
Chapter 12 - a rant on an open mic
http://jukepop.com/home/read/9954?chapter=12

You can buy the printed book here!
http://www.eroplay.com/chappedlap/index.html#order

We are now serializing Frank's first book of poetry, Chapped Lap!

From Chapped Lap by Frank Moore

Chapter 11 - rings of orgasms
http://jukepop.com/home/read/9954?chapter=11

You can buy the printed book here!
http://www.eroplay.com/chappedlap/index.html#order

Episode 6, “Learning the Trickster’s Art”, of the LET ME BE FRANK web documentary series has just come out. This episode features readings by poet/musician Kirk Lumpkin and poet/artist Daniel “Attaboy” Seifert, both frequent guests on Frank Moore’s Shaman’s Den show. This episode also features “I Have My Ways”, the next installment of a new animated segment, “How To Handle An Anthropologist”, which features interviews from the upcoming book by the same name, a collection of 12 years of conversations between anthropologist Russell Shuttleworth, PhD and Frank Moore.