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The art of question time
Parliament restrains the power of Government partly by asking pesky questions. But it’s harder than it looks. Audio
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Contemporary art making noise at Auckland Art Gallery
Contemporary art, combined with sound, voice, music and performance takes the spotlight at Auckland Art Gallery this week. The exhibition Shout Whisper Wail! features 11 contemporary artists from NZ… Audio
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East West Centre mulls survival post Trump cuts
Audio 15 May 2017The East West Centre based in Hawai'i may look to getting extra funding from countries in Asia after proposed budget cuts under the Trump administration. Audio
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Museum staff in Niue are working to restore its treasures
Museum staff in Niue are working to restore the island's treasures before parts of Niue history and knowledge are lost. Audio
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Reconnecting at risk youth through music and arts
Musician, Marcus Powell, is the former guitarist for Blindspott and is now guitarist with City of Souls. Though he's had real success with his bands, Marcus is also the founder and chief executive of… Audio, Gallery
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Reihana a gold medallist at art's Olympic Games
If the Venice Biennale is the Olympic Games of contemporary art, Lisa Reihana should receive a gold medal, writes Lynn Freeman.
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Speed-dating for the Arts, Science and Tech
New Zealand's arts, science and tech sectors are getting together to see if our performing arts sector can be transformed. Audio
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Venice Art Biennale 2017 –looking the part
Audio 5 May 2017Coiffured and waxed fashionistas - and that includes the journalists - along with the gallerists, curators, civic and political leaders, artists and others are at the preview week of the Venice…
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Mentors teach boys canoe craft in Niue
Audio 2 May 2017A mentoring project is helping to keep the traditional craft of canoe building alive in Niue. Audio
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Arts commentator Courtney Johnston
New Zealand artists feature for the first time in documenta, a major European exhibition that takes place every five years; and a complicated conversation about symbolism, copyright and artist's moral… Audio
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Book promotes Pacific voices
Audio 24 Apr 2017A new book features what is considered some of the best commentary on Pacific life in New Zealand. Audio
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The Art of Puppets and Puppeteering
Creating a demonic hand puppet is one of the more unusual commissions for Auckland puppeteer Jon Coddington. It's taken a few goes to perfect Tyrone for the premiere of a play called Hand to God about… Audio
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Niue's Arts and Cultural Festival ends
Audio 21 Apr 2017There is disappointment at the low number of overseas Niueans who attended Niue's 5th Arts and Cultural Festival. Audio
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Niuean culture features in festival
Audio 18 Apr 2017Niue's fifth Arts and Cultural festival is now underway with hundreds of participants and visitors taking part in the week-long event. Audio, Gallery
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Auckland Arts Festival 2017 - L'Arpeggiata
The early music ensemble with a difference, L'Arpeggiata performs "Music for a While", a concert for the Auckland Arts Festival in association with Chamber Music New Zealand. They perform music by… Audio
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Glass Art - Silvia Levenson
Audio 17 Apr 2017In Whanganui an Argentinian born, Italian based glass artist is holding a special masterclass on the process of open lost wax casting. Silvia Levenson will be talking about her unique installations… Audio
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Nicola Gardini on the art of translation
Nicola Gardini, Professof of Italian and Comparative Literature at the University of Oxford was in Wellington this week to attend the Wai Te Ata press launch of the Italian translation of Best New… Audio
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Wanaka Art School still going strong after 28 years
Each autumn, around 200 people with a creative itch gather at the Wanaka autumn art school. This is the school's 28th year teaching everything from oil painting and creative writing, to photography… Audio
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Call for Niueans to fight to save their native tongue
Audio 14 Apr 2017Niuean leaders are calling for locals and Niueans living abroad to fight for the preservation of Niuean language. Audio
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Arts education at risk, teachers warn
Teachers are warning the future of the film, art and music industries is at risk because schools and the Education Ministry are sidelining subjects like music and drama. Audio
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Anger over proposal to cut arts and social science staff
Academics and students at the University of Waikato are fighting a proposal to cut about 15 percent of arts and social sciences staff. Audio
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Becoming a piece of art after death
Artist Justin Crowe takes human ashes and turning them into pottery – from plates and mugs to vases and beads. And in turn he’s bringing a whole new meaning to having a cuppa with Gran. He tells Zoë… Audio
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Solomons govt seeking donor funding for craft market
The government of Solomon Islands is reaching out to donors for assistance in building a craft market facility for indigenous crafts men and women. Audio
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Footage released of Auckland art heist suspects
CCTV footage of the offenders who stole two Gottfried Lindauer on Saturday morning - and the car they used to escape the scene - has been released. Video, Audio