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4-year-old, Ziggy, has been creating works of art since 2007. Audio

Lynn talks with writer and art historian Patricia Wright who helped rebuild the city of London after the second world war. Audio

Art Curator Emma Bugden on tagging,graffiti,and street art featuring British artist Banksy. Audio

9,000 students from more than 60 schools have taken part in this year's Polyfest Pacific Arts and Cultural competition. Audio

Discussing the exhibition by Yinka Shonibare, MBE, and the historical precedents of Henry Raeburn and Francisco Goya. Audio

Theatre director Trevor Schmidt on taking New Zealand plays to Canada. Simon Morris talks to Film Festival Director Bill Gosden. Audio

An innovative card game designed to get people talking that has just been launched in NZ. Audio

As well as individual reviews the critics pronounce their verdict on the festival so far. Audio

Comments from Principal, Iva Ropati and former art teacher Wallace Crossman. Audio

The Auckland Arts festival has begun its second and final week. Audio

Passchendaele: the Belgians Have Not Forgotten and AK09 feature this week. Audio

Is Auckland is a good place for a festival of this kind? Also the major New Zealand dance commission and concerts. Audio

Paul Bushnell joins us to report on what he's been exposed to. Audio

The exhibition"Art Crazy Nation"features modern art masterpieces and artists created using Lego. Audio

Lucy Orbell delves into art, politics and feminism. Audio

Lynn Freeman looks around the Mercury Bay Art Escape where Coromandel artists strut their stuff. Audio

AK09, includes several world premieres, including a dance work by an acclaimed French/Vietnamese choreographer. Audio

A look at the arts world with Simon Morris. Audio

Professor of Philosophy at the University of Canterbury, founder of Arts and Letters Daily, and author of The Art Instinct. Audio

This week, Tutu's on Tour and the Documentary Film Festival opening today in Auckland ahead of a tour of the main centres. Audio

Dr Ngahuia Te Awekotuku discusses why levels of participation in Maori heritage arts are to be studied around the country. Audio

Director of the playwrights agency, Playmarket, and writer on art. Audio

Lynn Freeman looks at the intensely personal relationship that develops between a moko artist and the recipient. Audio

Lucy Orbell asks if street art has evolved into 'real art' yet Audio

Charles Darwin is recreated on stage to celebrate his 200th birthday and Renee Liang, blogger, writer and playwright. Audio