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Miles Buckingham, film reviewer, takes on a couple of classics featuring Humphrey Bogart - Petrified Forest (1936) directed by Archie Mayo, and Key Largo (1948) directed by John Ford. Audio

Is letter-writing a dying art? New Zealand Post says we are sending fewer letters, thanks mostly to the introduction of new technology. Audio

Research into Autism, brain plasticity and drug addiction has been translated into artwork. The University of Auckland is behind the"Do You Mind"project, which helps people understand the advances in… Audio

Lynn Freeman talks with in demand stage and screen actress Imelda Staunton, star of the film Vera Drake and more recently in the period Cranford TV series. Audio

With Ashok Roy, Director of Scientific Research, The National Gallery. The science behind determining the authenticity and origins of paintings. Audio

Courtney Johnston, with tips on taking your own photos in art galleries. Audio

Millions of dollars in arts funding is up for grabs with Creative New Zealand announcing a major shake up of the sector. Audio

New Zealand artist who has been teaching art to inmates at Auckland Prison for the last 17 years, and is the recipient of the Big 'A' Prison Arts Leadership Award 2010. Audio

Discussing selected works from the exhibition European Masters: Stadel Museum, 19th - 20th Century, at the National Gallery of Victoria. Audio

We meet John du Prez, the musical partner of Monty Python's Eric Idle, who's helped turn Holy Grail into the Spamalot musical and The Life of Brian into an oratorio. Audio

We mark the 60th anniversary of the School of Fine Arts in Auckland by talking to lecturers and graduates, past and present. Contributors include writer Richard Wolfe, Jim Allan; one of the school's… Audio

The ultimate community art project - the planting of the first Freedom Fruit Garden in Otara, and Arts Foundation laureate Shane Cotton. Audio

"Not your Nana's watercolours"- three shows in Wellington featuring artists who bring watercolour paintings up to date. Audio

Shane Cotton on taking his art in new directions, on the canvas and trying to break into the London art market. Audio

An award winning British play looking a how dementia affects people's lives has its New Zealand premiere in Napier tonight. Audio

Vera Mey, Media and Education, Artspace Performance art. Audio

In just a few hours, rare Napoleonic memorabilia discovered at roadshow in Rotorua will go on the auction block. Audio

British filmmaker whose documentary, Waste Land, examines how art has changed the lives of scavengers at the world's largest landfill in Rio de Janeiro. Audio

Lynn Freeman meet Te Papa's new Senior Curator of Art and finds out about a cowboy movie rumoured to have been filmed in the far North in 1926. Audio

Courtney joins Catherine to discuss the science of caring for art Audio

Marcus Williams and Susan Jowsey, winners of the 2009 Wallace Art Awards Paramount award along with their children Jess and Mercy, talk about their family art collective and their six month residency… Audio

Mackelvie Curator of International Art at the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki discussing work by artists Andrew McLeod and Roger Mortimer. Audio

Maori theatre is putting its best foot forward. On the arts report Lynn Freeman talks with a panel of Maori playwrights and actors about the current state of play of Maori theatre. Audio

Inside Out is an exhibition of art by prisoners who want to be judged solely on their artistic merit. We hear from curator Ellie Drummond and to former prisoner"Jason" Audio

On our arts segment high fashion meets high art in The story of El Jay - that famous Auckland fashion house. Audio