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Placing the needle on the one drop of riddim, rocksteady, ska and roots and culture with deejay and toaster Miles Buckingham, on the eve of the anniversary of what would have been Bob Marley's 69th… Audio

Senior Curator, Mackelvie Collection, International Art, at the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, discussing her upcoming project on Frances Hodgkins. Audio

Swaying to the broad range of arts and culture from around the Pacific is Samoan/Pakeha playwright and independent theatre producer Leilani Unasa, about developing a 'guerrilla' attitude to art, what… Audio

The reinvigoration of old art by new culture and how quickly do you have to move to collect Katy Perry's false eyelashes? Audio

Eliminating the Art dealer, are Pop-up Art Salons the way of the future? Tracey Tawhiao, Director of the House of Taonga thinks so. Audio

British artist who creates micro-sculptures visible only through a microscope. Audio

Jivester, editor and publisher Fergus Barrowman on the sizzle and pop of a snazzy beat ... The Jac, Ralph Alessi Quartet and Kirk Knuffke Quartet. Audio

The art patron, John Matthews says while he plans to re-build his fire ravaged home again - the art collection contained inside will likely not be replaced. Audio

The art community is mourning the loss of one of the country's most significant collections of contemporary art. Audio

An electrical neon artwork may have started the fire which destroyed one of the country's most significant art collections. Audio

A fire that's engulfed one of the country's leading private art collections may have been started by one of the sculptures themselves. Audio

Three leading artists: the singer Madeleine Pierard; the children's book illustrator Gavin Bishop and playwright and actor Jacob Rajan discuss why they create work with Paul Bushnell. Awa Press writer… Audio

Three leading artists, the composer Gareth Farr, children's writer Kate de Goldi and ta moko expert and haka composer Derek Lardelli - along with Awa Press author Harry Ricketts - talk with Paul… Audio

Tracey Wedge is the museum co-ordinator. Audio

Three leading artists: the poet Ian Wedde, actor Stuart Devenie, singer-songwriter Sean James Donnelly (SJD), discuss why they create their work with Paul Bushnell, performing for the audience along… Audio

South Canterbury and North Otago are home to limestone outcrops covered in Maori rock art. Audio

Two projects have combined forces to bring artists back into the centre of Christchurch. Art Beat is a three month music, performance, exhibition and graffiti art initiative at Re:START in Cashel… Audio

PNG's Speaker of parliament defends his plans to remove artefacts from the parliament building amid a public outcry and claims that he is destroying the country's cultural heritage. Audio

Despite it being the most popular degree, the Bachelor of Arts is still seen by some as a 'nothing' degree. Audio

Round up of the year in the arts. Audio

Senior Curator at the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, discussing the exhibition Freedom Farmers : New Zealand Artists Growing Ideas. Audio

Shading in the heroes and villains of an animated realm is graphic novelist Dylan Horrocks... From Earth's End:The Best of New Zealand Comics, by Adrian Kinnaird. Audio

Unitec in Auckland is shedding staff from its design and visual arts department and bringing in professionals to work with students. We hear from those behind the move and those opposed to it. Audio

Ethnomusicologist Dr Kirsten Zemke on the musical genre defined by four key stylistic elements - rapping, DJing/scratching, sampling, and beatboxing. Tonight, the recent wave of young female rappers. Audio

A new Yvonne Todd moving image work called Denim Seagull; NZ artists growing colourful ideas and farming freedom; and art with a social conscience - begging vs. censorship. Audio