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Over the next ten days, Dunedin will play host to dozens of artists, musicians, dancers and actors. Audio

We meet designer Barbara Drake and find the connection between an online jumble sale and contemporary New Zealand art. Audio

Lynn Freeman talks to a couple behind a new photography magazine, full of authentic, unmanipulated photos. Audio

This week Lynn Freeman talks with four members of Polynation ahead of tomorrow's Going West Festival in Auckland. Audio

John Hurrell reviews the Walters Art Prize exhibition, just opened at the Auckland Art Gallery. Audio

Creator of the book and TV series The Big Picture, about New Zealand's art heritage, and author of the memoir, Native Wit. Audio

This week Lynn Freeman is in Christchurch for that city's writers festival. Audio

Meet Laurence Olivier's son Richard who too loves the theatre and hear of a new play based on the short stories of Witi Ihimaera. Audio

Richard Lewer is the winner of the Wallace Art Award - the artist gains inspiration from crime and sport. Audio

A new home-grown comic and we head to Rockquest. Audio

It will soon be the last hurrah for the Edinburgh fringe arts festival in Scotland that comes to an end on Monday. Audio

Lynn Freeman presents the story of a woman who faked her own death to join the man she loved in New Zealand. Audio

The Art Venture programme is designed to help mid-career creative people to generate an income. Audio

Simon Morris talks to TV and film producer Rachel Gardner, and Lynn Freeman talks with composer Ross Harris. Audio

Simon Morris wonders why our award winning short films are so hard to find at home. Audio

American film director Ira Sachs, and a new play 'Black Tuesday', currently at Wellington's Bats Theatre. Audio

Peter Belton talks about upcoming events at the Southland Art Gallery and Museum. Audio

When is art pornography? In this week's arts segment with Lynn Freeman - she sets out to answer that question. Audio

What is art and what is sleazy pornography? Audio

Lucy Orbell asks a cluster of artists and writers about the current state of arts journalism. Audio

Pietra Brettkelly's latest film The Art Star and the Sudanese Twins is doing the New Zealand Film Festival Circuit. Audio

The stars of the Royal NZ Ballet's Romeo and Juliet; and some troubled time poetry from the Belfast Touring Poets Group. Audio

The Government's labeling National's newly released Arts, Culture and Heritage policy as utterly bereft of ideas. Audio

Lynn talks to actor Maaka Pohatu about his part in the play 'Strange Resting Places'. Audio

Lynn talks to Pacific Underground mainstay and Christchurch based musician Tanya Muagutiti'a about the upcoming Festival. Audio