Wystan Curnow - Life and Influences

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Wystan Curnow - Life and Influences

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Radio New Zealand

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In the latest of our occasional series, Influential Kiwis talk about their Influences, Wystan Curnow reflects on 50 years of writing about art. He discusses his abiding love for Herman Melville and why he chose Moby Dick as the subject for his PhD thesis; and about the influence on his ideas of the likes of artists Colin McCahon and Billy Apple, jazz great John Coltrane, and his professor at the University of Pennsylvania, Morse Peckham. A comprehensive collection of Wystan Curnow's art writi...

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15 November 2014

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Sunday Morning

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http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/sunday/audio/20157438/wystan-curnow-life-and-influences

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