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Public galleries have been demonstrating our view of art history has been changing radically for years. It just hasn’t been published for a wider public, until now. 

Art historian and curator Kirsty… Audio

Almost 40 years on, Hunters and Collectors in Pōneke remains. The first vintage clothing store in the Capital, it’s a truly iconic creative Cuba Street institution. Hunters and Collectors’ matriarch… Audio

Woof! Bar co-founder and director Josh Thomas took home the title of Bartender of the Year at the Otago Hospitality Awards. He joins Emile Donovan to dish on his time in hospitality. Audio

Glenn Busch went from a factory worker to one of our country's finest photographers. Audio

Kanohi Ora - the Living Face - was an exhibition that looked at the connections of Aotearoa and the Pacific through six potraits. Audio

Aucklander Tanya Barlow makes works of art, except her canvas is about two centimetres long. She joins Emile Donovan. Audio

They’ve been dubbed ‘the MTV generation’ and the ‘Forgotten generation’ (though now they’re in power: ‘forgotten no more’ we say). They are Generation X: those born between 1965 and 1980. 

The baby… Video, Audio

Pioneering rapper Chuck D inspired a wave of Hip hop through his social and political commentary in Public Enemy. Maggie Tweedie speaks to Chuck D about his surprising passion for pilates, his many… Audio

An Auckland-based Samoan Siva dance academy is reviving a traditional singing practice called Fa'asala. Audio

Archaeologists have discovered a piece of cave art which has become the oldest known example at more than 51 thousand years old.  Audio

Artist Zakea Page joins Nights about his solo art exhibition, entitled 'Hockey in Motion''. Audio

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Miles Astray is a writer and photographer who entered his photo of a pink flamingo, which appears to have lost its head and neck, into the AI category of the 1839 Awards, a prestigious international… Audio

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A small farming town in South Australia has been on a mission to show art can improve health and well-being. Audio

Internationally acclaimed art exhibition returns to Samoa. Audio

At a time when many are searching for tangible, offline connections, blacksmithing could be primed for a comeback. Today, Charlotte Ryan speaks to blacksmith and instructor Judy Waterson about her… Audio

What's the difference between conversational 'givers' and 'takers'? Audio

Hawaii officially launches the 13th Festival of Pacific Arts. Audio

Arts news for Sunday 9 June. Audio

The late art historian Jonathan Mane Wheoki has referred to Te Tai Tokerau in the North as the crucible of Māori art. Such were the number of groundbreaking modern Māori artists to come from this… Audio