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He can hear things that the rest of us can't necessarily hear: he's incredibly perceptive when it comes to pop music.– Music veteran Simon Grigg on Alan Jansson
(Alan) Jansson's the guy behind the guy, the puppet master, the invisible pop star.– Reporter Colin Hogg
Maurice's tribe were the artists: they were the people with whom he belonging and with whom he identified.– Cherry Hankin on Maurice Shadbolt's affinity with artists like Colin McCahon
I think experience … memory, and especially memory, is crucial. That’s your reservoir, that’s what you’re drawing upon. Even if you’re writing about people very unlike yourself, in a very different situation and in a very different period of time, you must refer to your knowledge of yourself.– Maurice Shadbolt in 1985
I can't to this day understand people who talk about having to get out of New Zealand to make a go of things as a writer and artist. This IS where the action is, this is untilled soil, it's virgin landscape for the artist.– Maurice Shadbolt in 1973
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