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Emory Douglas and visual arts wrap-up reviewed by Janet McAllister and Ata Reita reviewed by David Kelly. Audio

The 2015 Auckland Arts Festival has only a few days left to run. Audio

In this edition of The Art of Jazz, Phil spins nothing but reinterpretations of Monk tunes. Audio

Avant garde shoe designer and footwear artist of Belarus origin who studied in London with fashion creators Alexander McQueen and Nicholas Kirkwood. Audio

It's Macbeth but not as we know it. South African director Brett Bailey's radical adaptation of the Verdi opera opened this week at the 2015 Auckland Arts Festival. Audio

Blackbird: Lonnie Hutchinson and David Shrigley reviewed by Janet McAllister, macbEth reviewed by Paul Bushnell. Audio

Tai Whetuki and Fale Ula reviewed by Janet McAllister, Close Encounters: PAH by Raewyn Whyte. Audio

Arts commentator Courtney Johnston discusses future trends for museums. Audio

I AM reviewed by Raewyn Whyte, Limbo reviewed by Ruth Spencer and Phox reviewed by Nick Atkinson. Audio

Brunch Mediterranean-style with Yael Shochat from Auckland restaurant Ima. We'll run some Arab and Israeli recipes for Shakshuka, Borekas and Falafel. Yael Shochat arrived in New Zealand 17 years ago… Audio

Bridget Reweti is the 2014 Blumhardt/Creative New Zealand Intern, at the tail end of her internship at The Dowse Art Museum in Lower Hutt she curated the recently opened exhibition Nuku: Symbols of… Audio

In the first edition of The Art of Jazz for 2015, Phil takes a look at some recent releases by Root 70, Ben Monder, Vijay Iyer and more. Audio

A highly regarded architect and art collector, Ron Sang, sat back and watched his prized art collection, spanning almost 50 years, go to new homes last night. Audio

The 2015 Auckland Arts Festival is two days old and last night, French pyrotechnics masters Groupe F premiered their new show at Auckland Domain. Audio

ADB says on-line company registrations are helping to foster business in Pacific Island countries. Audio

Neneh Cherry with RocketNumberNine reviewed by Nick Atkinson; Water and Light reviewed by David Kelly; and Hikoi reviewed by Paul Bushnell. Audio

The 2015 Auckland Arts Festival starts today with a very big act performing in a quite small venue. Audio

Upbeat visual arts contributor explores current issues in New Zealand art. Audio

Social sciences are still more popular than science and tech. But there are skill shortages in information technology and the "STEM" subjects - science, technology, engineering, and maths. Audio

Artists and talent agencies; the forthcoming Billy Apple retrospective, and futurists predict important trends for museums in the coming years. Audio

The Spectrum Street Art Festival organiser, George Shaw, is outraged Canterbury Museum ignored his request to withdraw a controversial T-shirt from its T-Shirts Unfolding exhibition, which is part of… Audio

Public art advocate and artist Leo Villareal's work, The Bay Lights, is currently lighting up the San Francisco Bay Bridge, which is part of an Illuminate the Arts project that aims "to alter the arc… Audio

United Kingdom urged to honor its debt to veterans of nuclear testing in the Pacific. Audio

Art and animals in Melbourne and art and HIV/Aids in Auckland. Audio

District Court Judge and member of Interpol's DNA Monitoring Expert Group, discussing the 1632 portrait of Jacob de Gheyn III, dubbed the "Takeaway Rembrandt". Audio