Thursday, May 31, 2007

ROBBE-GRILLET IN LITERATURE/FILM QUARTERLY

COPY FROM AN E-MAIL I SENT TO SOMEONE

Fortunately, I have successfully contacted my friend, and he told me that the Robbe-Grillet articles are from LITERATURE/FILM QUARTERLY magazines. So maybe you can go to a library to look for the magazines, or you can buy them from its website:
http://www.salisbury.edu/lfq/

Information about the magazine’s back issues with Robbe-Grillet articles:
http://www.salisbury.edu/lfq/backissues.htm

VOL.17 (1989)
NO.2
ROBBE-GRILLET INTERVIEW WITH ROYAL S. BROWN
This article contains very useful information about LA BELLE CAPTIVE, and Robbe-Grillet comments on Godard, Lelouch, and Beineix

VOL.18 (1990)
NO.4
SERIALISM IN ROBBE-GRILLET
This article analyzes EDEN AND AFTER.

VOL.23 (1995)
NO.1
OPEN NARRATIVES IN ROBBE-GRILLET AND WENDERS
(I don’t have this article)

You can order the magazine’s back issues from:
http://www.salisbury.edu/lfq/orderform.htm

For Bangkokians, You can find LITERATURE/FILM QUARTERLY in the Chulalongkorn Main library. You can look for both the current issues and the older ones on the same floor that carry magazines and periodicals. Many great articles concerned mostly about the issue of adaptation and the influences between film and literary world.


This is a photo from EDEN AND AFTER (1970, Alain Robbe-Grillet, A+), provided by Sonthaya Subyen:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/200/522367909_aefa089b15_o.jpg

The scene above is influenced by some paintings by Piet Mondrian. This is COMPOSITION WITH RED, YELLOW AND BLUE (1921) by Piet Mondrian:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/251/522367911_7f4bdbdae4_o.jpg

The painting by Piet Mondrian reminds me of some paintings shown at VER GALLERY in Bangkok in the exhibition DON’T BE HAPPY. DO BE WORRIED by M.I.T.-S.I.X. (Mythicize Inconvenience Truth – Social Instrumental X). These are two photos of the paintings shown in this exhibition:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/254/522367917_4ed93a5188_o.jpg
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/233/522367919_6105598d6d_o.jpg


PIET MONDRIAN



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