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Some guidance on the do's and don'ts of the fine art market and who is driving New Zealand's cinema boom? Audio

Emma Bugden has been at The Venice Biennale and a 'Baltic Biennale' in Poland. Audio

The first of four in Amelia Nurse's series on Literary Translation. Audio

'SideShow - What Filmies Do On The Side' is an exhibition of the work of some of the behind-the-scenes workers in New Zealand's film industry. Audio

Director of Playmarket and writer on art for the Dominion Post and the NZ Listener,discussing dealer galleries. Audio

Award winning poet and Country Doctor Glen Colquhoun was recently the talk of Wanaka when he spoke at the Festival of Colour. Audio

Former director of Monash University's Centre for Police and Justice Studies, and Australia's foremost expert on outlaw motorcycle clubs, who is the author of The Brotherhoods, and Biker Chicks: The… Audio

Lynn Freeman talks to Renae Maihi, Sarah Foster and Keisha Castle-Hughes. Audio

Details are emerging of peculiar goings-on in the national art collection of Vietnam. Audio

Lynn Freeman chairs a panel discussion on the New Zealand Book Awards, which are up for review. Audio

Artist Sally Burton in her studio on the Waimea plains near Nelson on her latest body of work. Audio

Pouwhenua project at the Wanaka Festival of Colour and this year's comedy festival. Audio

Emma Bugden from Artspace with an introduction to the world of temporary art. Audio

We get an Australian art dealer's perspective on the recent Auckland Art Fair. Audio

Discussing installation works by Fiona Connor and Anish Kapoor, and a major art announcement. Audio

Cezanne, Picasso, Matisse, Gauguin and Dali on their way to New Zealand. Audio

We hear from Ant Timpson, the director of 48 hour film fest. Also epic TV series The Govenor making a comeback. Audio

Arts on Sunday Presenter Lynn Freeman says the festival is more ambitious than most regional events, Lynn joined Morning Report. Audio

We find out from a Gisborne art gallery why it's putting so much time and money into competing at the Auckland Art Fair. Audio

Don Thompson is a Harvard economist who's an expert on the international contemporary art market. Audio

Matt Nache from the Paul Nache Gallery in Gisborne Audio

Michael Galvin's new play is based on the life of conscientious objector Archibald Baxter plus musical theatre and young actors. Audio

The latest report into how New Zealanders feel about the arts and a tour of Te Papa's art collection. Audio

Lynn goes on a tour of Te Papa's art collection with William McAloon. Audio

Lucy Orbell analyses the latest report into how New Zealanders feel about the arts. Audio