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We visit The Mangere Arts Centre, a Manukau City development designed to house all the community's artistic activities under one roof and a new public art series in Wellington that connects artists… Audio

The Mangere Arts Centre is one of Manukau City's latest developments - it's designed to house all the community's artistic activities under one roof. Audio

Ange Newell from Venture Southland is at the helm of Invercargill's second arts festival. Audio

Creative New Zealand explains its re-think about the way it funds the country's main arts organisations. Audio

A new public art series is due to open in Wellington later this month."Letting Space"is a new project connecting artists with empty inner-city real estate. Audio

We visit"The Bunker"near the top of Devonport's Mt Victoria and we meet artist Leilani Kake who's work documenting her father's political activities. Audio

A small art museum in the United States is sending its collection of Maori artefacts back to New Zealand to be sold. Audio

Our third programme looking at architecture around the country leads Lucy Orbell to an unusual site in Wellington city. Purpose built to showcase collections of contemporary art, The Adam Art Gallery… Audio

Mackelvie Curator of International Art at the Auckland Art Gallery, discussing the 4th Auckland Triennial : Last Ride in a Hot Air Balloon. Audio

Guests featuring on our arts segment today are pianist and contemporary composer for the old silent movies, Paul Lewis and British actor Paul McGann - both are in New Zealand for events happening over… Audio

After troubled financial times with a budget blowout and the sacking of its director last year, the Christchurch Arts Festival has a new person at the helm. Philip Tremewan explains his plans and… Audio

Lynn Freeman finds out about a Russian art lover who saved his collection from the KGB and she talks with two international musical theatre high flyers here for a conference. Audio

Roger Blackley, art historian, Victoria University of Wellington. Audio

The Govett Brewster Art Gallery is having it's 40th birthday celebrations in New Plymouth this month. Audio

In the middle of Uzbekistan's desert is a museum, home to one of the most remarkable collections of 20th century Russian Art. Audio

It's almost over - after three weeks of music and mannequins, drama and dance, disappointments and revelations, the New Zealand International Festival of the Arts is into its last three days. Audio

Now for our weekly look at happenings in the arts (aside of the International festival). Audio

The New Zealand International Arts Festival is into its final week and the artistic director has left some of the biggest overseas events until last. Audio

The International Festival of the Arts has turned bookish this week, with the Writers and Readers Week under way. Audio

Time now to look at what's happening on the arts scene (aside of the NZ Festival). Audio

Murray Khouri reviews The Borodin Quartet, Zephyr Wind Quintet, and tenor Keith Lewis with pianist Michael Houstoun. Audio

Peter Mechen reviews NZTrio, NZSQ, Simon O'Neill and the NZSO. Audio

Selected New Zealand artists have had two big shots at attracting international interest in their work recently, at the performing arts markets of APAM and APANZ, held in Australia and New Zealand. Audio

Historian and broadcaster who has chaired the Arts Council of England, the British Design Council and the Royal Mint Advisory Council, and world expert on the spaghetti western. Audio

A musical smorgasbord is being laid on this weekend as part of the New Zealand International Arts Festival in Wellington, from the delicacy of Schubert to the grandeur of Wagner. Audio