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Appreciating the Art-East studio
Audio 4 Jul 2021A Christchurch art space has helped people who struggle with alcohol and drug addiction issues, with isolation, institutionalisation and homelessness for the past seven years. Now it will be able to… Audio, Gallery
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Tony Ryan: Christchurch music and arts update
Tony Ryan keeps us up to date with what’s happening in the Christchurch arts and music scene. Audio
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Nina Tonga: Dawn Raids in the arts
Nina joins Kathryn to talk about the role art and artists play in voicing stories about the Dawn Raids, ahead of the government's apology this week to Pasifika communities affected by them. She'll… Audio
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Maisie Chilton and the healing power of art
Audio 20 Jun 2021Using art to help people who've suffered mental or physical trauma - that's the ambition of Wellington based visual artist and poet Maisie Chilton. She knows full well the power of art to heal. Maisie… Audio, Gallery
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Elizabeth Stokoe: The art of conversation analysis
Nineties sitcom Friends has had far-reaching cultural impact over the decades, finding itself at the centre of rolling fashion trends and loads of scholarly analysis. But Elizabeth Stokoe found the… Audio
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Kiwis 'find refuge, escape or healing' in arts during pandemic
Creative New Zealand's latest research shows positive attitudes towards the arts have hit an all-time-high. Audio
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Creative arts helping people deal with pandemic
The arts are proving a powerful tool to help Kiwis get through the Covid-19 pandemic.
Creative New Zealand's latest research shows positive attitudes towards the arts have hit an all-time-high.
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Arts Culture and Heritage Minister Carmel Sepuloni's big payout
Survival and now growth - that's how the Government is selling its $374 million, Covid-recovery investment in the arts. Overseeing this unprecedented spending in a sector that's often been neglected… Audio
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Standing Room Only looks back on 20 years of covering the Arts
This time 20 years ago - virtually to the day - marked the launch of Radio New Zealand's brand new daily arts show, What's Going On. Since then it's gone weekly, changed its name a couple of times but… Audio
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Fury over Wellington arts restructure
There is concern in Wellington art circles over the axing of a key role at Wellington's City Gallery. Experience Wellington, owned by the city council, operates six cultural institutions, including… Audio
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Pacific art exhibition opens in Auckland
Audio 11 Jun 2021The curator of one of Aotearoa's largest exhibitions of contemporary Māori art has a new exhibition opening tonight in Auckland.
Following his departure from the Auckland Art Gallery after the… Audio
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Te Papa hosts exhibition on surrealist art
Te Papa is hosting New Zealand's first major exhibition of surrealist art in nearly half a century, with 180 masterpieces from Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in the Netherlands on show from Saturday… Audio
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The art and science of a great chicken soup
Kelda Hains from Wellington eaterie Rita talks to Karyn Hay about building the flavours for the perfect stock, the base for her signature chicken soup recipe, a delicious chicken soup with herby… Audio
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Sir Grahame Sydney - Knighted for services to art
Audio 7 Jun 2021Many people say Central Otago painter Grahame Sydney is New Zealand's greatest living painter. His works are in all major New Zealand art galleries, Elton John has one, the Government gifted one to… Audio, Gallery
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Are the arts essential?
Audio 6 Jun 2021What is the role of the arts sector in a pandmeic world? That was the issue at the heart of the discussion at the Are the Arts Essential debate recorded at the Auckland Arts Festival in cooperation… Audio
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Mastering the art of a pirouette in her 60s
Five years ago, Rosemary Hepözden started learning ballet for the first time in her life at the age of 60. Recently she's been working on her pirouette - a notoriously difficult ballet turn. Video, Audio
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Emily Karaka: Rahui and the art of resistance
Emily Karaka's colourful post-modern expressionist paintings explore personal, political, and environmental issues, with an emphasis on the importance of matauranga Maori. One of Aotearoa's most… Audio, Gallery
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The art of the self portrait
Audio 28 May 2021What is a Self Portrait? In the simplest terms it's a portrait of an artist created by that artist. Karyn speaks with Viky Garden who challenges the assumption that portraiture is no longer relevant… Audio
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Arts with Julia Waite
Julia Waite looks at what's happening in the space of Māori portraiture around the country, including at the New Zealand Portrait Gallery in Wellington with its Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award, the… Audio
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Behind the scenes in the music world: Arts Practice Director Hayley Dingwall
Hayley Dingwall is Creative New Zealand's Arts Practice Director - Music & Opera. She tells Upbeat what the job involves. Audio
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Help needed to solve Don Binney art mystery
Artist and writer Greg O'Brien needs the public's help to find a Don Binney painting. Audio
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Caren Rangi the first Pacific Chair of the Arts Council
Caren Rangi, the first Pacific Chair of the Arts Council in its 55-year history, is confident more Pasifika leaders will head the body that governs arts funder Creative New Zealand in the future. Ms… Audio
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The dark arts of question time
It’s a hard road finding the perfect parliamentary question, but this week had some pointers on tactics. Audio
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Art Squat House of Goth
Audio 14 Apr 2021We talk to one of the team behind a a book and exhibition about a Palmerston North squat that housed artists - musicians - and anybody else needing a home for over twenty years. Audio
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How to Write about Art
Auckland Art Gallery director Kirsten Lacy talks to Jesse about the art of writing about art. Audio