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SlowTV: Shaun Tan in conversation
Shaun Tan | Melbourne | Sep. 2009
Part 1 | Part 2 US critic and writer Jessa Crispin (Bookslut) has long been an admirer of award-winning artist and author Shaun Tan. In this Melbourne Writers Festival session she speaks to Tan about his approach to making books and other art - his writing, illustrating, his influences and ideas. S... » play video
