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The spotlight this week is on theatre. Audio

This week Lynn Freeman calls on some experts to review the visual arts scene over the past year. Audio

Mark Amery, Elizabeth O'Connor and Andrew Clifford discuss with Lynn Freeman the state of the visual arts in 2008. Audio

The winner of the national Drawing Award John Ward Knox, then Lucy Orbell discovers some movie magic. Audio

Catherine Blyth laments the decline in face-to-face communication between people in the modern age. Audio

An exhibition of John Lennon prints is due to open at Auckland's Ferner Galleries. Audio

Neil Roberts looks at gallery closures and reducing sales as the recession bites Audio

Today, Enchanted Forest at The Dowse in Lower Hutt and the story of Participant Productions. Audio

An Australian Art Gallery believes it's solved a decades old mystery of a Renaissance painting. Audio

The Mackelvie Curator of International Art at the Auckland Art Gallery discusses upcoming exhibition The Enchanted garden Audio

Lynn talks to two people researching for a book about New Zealand's fashion designers. Audio

The council says it needs to keep the lid on rates. Audio

Our weekly arts report with Lynn Freeman. Audio

Author and art teacher talks about his new book Go, the art of change. Audio

Directors of a range of festivals and events warn the proposed discretionary fund in next year's long-term council community plan is "inadequate". Audio

Today we hear about a new book aimed at getting Kiwi kids interested in art. Audio

By Oliver Stead, published by David Bateman Ltd. Full Colour hardback. Reviewed by Josie McNaught. Audio

Lucy Orbell looks at a new book aimed at getting Kiwi kids interested in art, and asks the target market what they think of it. Audio

Marcus Westbury is attempting to start a 'No Rent Art Studio scheme in Newcastle Australia Audio

Lynn Freeman takes a look at Dunedin shop fronts and shopkeepers, through the lens and microphone of Chris Gable. Audio

Director of the NZ playwrights' agency Playmarket, whose column of art criticism was recently cancelled by the Dominion Post. Audio

A weekly roundup of the performing arts scene. Audio

Dane Bjornstjerne Christiansen is a third of Superflex and is in Auckland doing a residency at Elam school of fine arts. Audio

Simon Morris talks to outgoing Film Commission CEO, Ruth Harley and to Philippa Campbell as she moves from Film to Theatre. Audio

Amy Howden-Chapman's one day sculpture creation, and Daniel Belton, whose dance films are in demand across Europe. Audio