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Lynn Freeman meets English artist Anthony McCall, and the three Kiwi tenors launch out on a nationwide tour. Audio

Miles Buckingham looks at two foreign language vampire films; Let the Right One In, and Thirst. Audio

The first three days of the New Zealand International Arts Festival in Wellington. Audio

Melody Thomas reports from Tapapkanga Regional Park at the bottom of the Coromandel for Splore 2010. As well as being a music festival sporting both big name acts and hugely original underground ones… Audio

From Mahler to revolting mannequins, shaolin monks to death defying circus acts - we will travel from the deep blue sea to outerspace, and see acts from Sweden and Ireland to India Latvia. Audio

With Lynn Freeman. She looks at the changes foreshadowed for Creative New Zealand. Audio

A portrait of convicted murderer Clayton Weatherston is one of the works competing in the Adam Portraiture Award, which opens in the National Portrait Gallery in Wellington tomorrow. Audio

Mary talks about artists who have created works in response to ballet, including a contemporary work by Sriwhana Spong. Audio

The Hamilton Gardens will for the next two weeks come alive with the city's annual gardens arts festival. Audio

Preppers Tom Martin and John Milandred join the program to talk about preparing for disasters. Audio

Time to join Lynn Freeman and Simon Morris for an update from the arts scene. Audio

As the stereotype goes, the British are very fond of queuing... but now there are moves afoot to make it intrinisicly part of being"British." Audio

Artists hope they'll be better off under plans to restructure their main funding agency Creative New Zealand. Audio

Lynn Freeman on the latest from the arts scene. Today we are looking at art collecting; and a preview of a play looking back to the maiden tour of the New Zealand cricket team to South Africa in 1953… Audio

In the last twenty years, New Zealanders have become patriotic art collectors. Audio

The battle over Christchurch's Arts Centre has become even uglier with allegations of computer hacking and and leaked emails. Audio

On our arts segment today we meet the genius model makers who are currently creating a robotic moa and recreating the giant Haast Eagle, also Lucy Orbell takes a stroll down Wellington's Chews Lane to… Audio

This week Lucy Orbell begins an occasional series about architecture. Lucy spent some time in Europe in the middle of last year, and that got her thinking about the state of buildings and public space… Audio

Bill drops in for chat about what's been catching his watchful eye in the worlds of film and literature. Audio

Sarah casts her eye over some of the big events that are coming up this year and the rising stars on the New Zealand art landscape. Audio

One of New Zealand's foremost painters and printmakers. Audio

Courtney Johnston reviews events which effected the art world in 2009. Audio

Mackelvie Curator of International Art at the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki,discussing the (sometimes controversial)restoration of artworks in Italy. Audio

We time travel back to the day Mt Vesuvious covered Pompeii in ash. Audio

Doctor Seuss is known for his books, it's true; but did you know he illustrated them too? His art's now in Wellington on display - Demelza Leslie reports today. Audio