Re: Query: art in film (multiple responses)
Darryl Wiggers <[email protected]> Mon, 17 Jun 2013 07:06:26 -0400
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From: Vivian Sobchack <[email protected]> Look at Kubrick's A CLOCKWORK ORANGE where art abounds and also serves to commingle creative and destructive forces. (Long ago when I was just starting out, I wrote a piece on art in the film for Literature/Film Quarterly.) Vivian Sobchack ------------------ From: "Ivan S. Eubanks, Ph. D." <[email protected]> The Peter Greenaway suggestions are spot on. If memory serves correctly, he studied at the Royal Academy before moving to filmmaking. The type of "mis-en-scene" as a cinematic rendition of "tableaux vivants" is present in all of his work, not just A Zed and Two Naughts. His Belly of an Architect would be another example in which an artists (in this case an architect) is evoked explicitly. Ivan S. Eubanks, Ph. D. Lecturer Curriculum Coordinator, CAS Writing Program Boston University --