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Art Crimes with Arthur Tompkins: La Bella Principessa
Kim Hill talks to the editor of Art Crime and its Prevention: A Handbook, and District Court Judge, about La Bella Principessa, purportedly by Leonardo da Vinci. Audio
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Solomon theatre group praised for anti-violence work
Audio 1 Jun 2016A presentation at the Festival of Pacific Arts in Guam has underlined the impact a Solomon Islands theatre group has had in combatting violence. Audio
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The Art of Etiquette - musical theatre
When is the right time to open a packet of lollies? Can I sing along? When do I say "break a leg"? In the next installment of The Art of Etiquette Musical Theatre actor Matthew Pike - who's playing… Audio
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The influence of politics on art
Local body politicians have the ability to shape the community socially and physically. The beautification of Hamilton has been overseen in recent years by Mayor Julie Hardaker. She's stepping down… Audio
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Tourism report predicts growth but warns on local inclusion
A new report on Pacific Tourism predicts growth and opportunity, as stakeholders warn on community development. Audio
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Art and Industry of Imagination
Games, film and television and publishing industry professionals with a love of sci fi and fantasy are gathering to swap notes and help the next generation to realise their dreams. 'Art and Industry… Audio, Gallery
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Budget 2016: what's in it for the arts?
The 2016 Budget announced by Finance Minister Bill English today offers some increases in funding within the Arts, Culture and Heritage sector over the next four years.
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Maori arts set to flourish at the new 'Fame' for Aotearoa
Two polytechnics have joined together to launch an ambitious creative arts hub on Wellington's Cuba Street with a strong focus on Maori performing arts. Audio
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The importance of art therapy
Mapura Studio in Auckland provides a creative outlet for those with disabilities. Programmes are offered for all ages and abilities, and include life drawing, cartooning and dance. Studio director… Audio
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12th Festival of Pacific Arts underway in Guam
The 12th Festival of Pacific Arts is underway in Guam with 27 Pacific countries and territories participating. Audio
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12th Festival of Pacific Arts underway in Guam
Audio 25 May 2016The 12th Festival of Pacific Arts is underway in Guam with 27 Pacific countries and territories participating. Audio
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The Art of Etiquette - opera
Are jandals and skinny black jeans appropriate attire for the opera? Can I boo at my favourite villain? I want to tweet, is that ok? We get the low-down on opera etiquette from Westie turned opera… Audio
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Largest public art gift ever given to Hamilton
This afternoon the Hamilton mayor will unveil the largest ever public art gift given to the city. Michael Parekowhai's 'Tongue of the Dog' Sculpture will stand outside the Hamilton museum. It tells… Audio, Gallery
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Rewi Alley art collection goes online
New Zealander Rewi Alley's extraordinary story of connection to China's communist leadership helped establish the most extensive collection of Chinese art in New Zealand. The writer, activist and… Audio
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Art with Joe Prisk
Auckland artist Joe Prisk previews this week's Auckland Art Fair. Audio
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Wendy Joyce: impressionist art, food and history
Wendy Joyce is a professional chef, art historian and lover of all things French, who runs cooking workshops in the Capital called Cooking with the Impressionists. In the sessions, she features an… Audio, Gallery
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NZ museum helps Chamorro art spread south
Audio 23 May 2016The Te Papa Museum in New Zealand is collecting Chamorro exhibits from Guam in an effort to share Micronesian culture with the South Pacific. Audio
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Proposed centre a chance to refocus Australia's Pacific links
Audio 17 May 2016The Papua New Guinea Association of Australia has proposed a Community Centre for Pacific Nations to be housed in the former Australian School of Pacific Administration buildings in Sydney. Audio
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The Art of Etiquette - ballet
Ballet legend Sir Jon Trimmer is taking time out of The Wizard of Oz for our first discussion in the series The Art of Etiquette. The arts and society landscapes are forever changing with the arts… Audio
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Massey High School's graffiti art project
It all started when a 15 year old Massey High School student, Lennox, got in trouble for tagging. Audio, Gallery
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Venturing into the visual arts
Our visual arts reviewer David Alsop is back, taking a look at the Auckland Art Fair, which is New Zealand premier international showcase for contemporary art. This year the Art Fair has works from… Audio
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The Arts are Not a Lottery
The arts industry is facing a $2.3 million drop in funding from the NZ Lottery Grants board this year, so what better way to raise awareness for funding in the arts than holding a bingo night… Audio
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People of the Eye
Audio 8 May 2016"People of the Eye" is a play designed for the deaf and for hearing audiences. Created by Erin Siobhan Hutching it's based on her experiences growing up with her deaf sister, Sarah, in Christchurch… Audio
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Art Crime with Arthur Tompkins: fakes at Knoedler
Kim Hill talks to the District Court Judge and member of Interpol's DNA Monitoring Expert Group with a special interest in crimes involving artistic masterpieces. He discusses the collapse of the… Audio
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Arts Funding
Creative New Zealand's projecting a 10% drop in funds for the arts sector this year, due to a forecast decrease in Lottery Grant Board funding. This has got arts companies worried, with the Basement… Audio, Gallery