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The detainment of artist and political activist Ai Weiwei by the Chinese government. Audio

When Auckland's Watershed Theatre fell victim to America's Cup redevelopment, a small group of performers vowed to replace it. Audio

Christchurch has lost a multitude of big events, but organisers of the Christchurch Arts Festival are determined to make sure their event does go ahead in August. Audio

Professor Robin Clark is a scientist based at University College, London, and is an expert on Raman microscopy in forensic archaeology. Professor Clark tells Chris that he has used pigment analysis to… Audio

The film industry in Miramar, Wellington is even more complete now. A new cinema - the Roxy - had its all star cast gala opening last night, after a 7 million dollar refurbishment. Audio

Trademarks and copyrights in the art - a kerfuffle around some. Historically Hardcore posters, and artist Richard Prince loses a copyright case. Audio

The Art of Science, curated by Rebecca Priestly, opens at Shed 11 in Wellington on Thursday and will be travelling around the country until 2013. Audio

The Art of Science, curated by Rebecca Priestley, opens at Shed 11 in Wellington on Thursday and will be travelling around the country until 2013. Audio

Senior Curator, Mackelvie Collection, International Art, at the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, discussing the Auckland Arts Festival 2001 event White Night, which saw museums and galleries staying… Audio

There have been more job losses in Christchurch, with all of the tenants at the city's Arts Centre having their tenancies terminated, and half of the centre's staff being let go. Audio

Lynn Freeman chairs a discussion about four major cultural events that are to be tied in with the Rugby World Cup. It's all part of the nationwide Real New Zealand festival on during the cup season. Audio

South East Asian Museums. Audio

Jennifer Shennan takes a look back at 'Francedanse' and other events at Auckland Arts Festival. Audio

Jennifer Shennan takes a look back at 'Francedanse' and other events at Auckland Arts Festival. Audio

The Mangere Arts Centre has come a long way since Arts On Sunday last visited, when it was under construction. Since then it's seen 30 productions and more than 60 performance nights. Sonia Yee went… Audio

We find out what it takes to forge a career in music, the visual arts, writing, acting and dancing. We'll meet five recent graduates who are determined to make a living in a notoriously difficult… Audio

Four big cultural events are to be tied in with the Rugby World Cup in September. Most of the money for them is coming from the Cultural Diplomacy International Programme (CDIP) and they will be part… Audio

Michelle Ang talks to Simon Morris about her new film My Wedding and Other Secrets, about working in Big Mama's house, and an exciting new American TV show. Audio

Discusses a study that reveals people can tell the difference between abstract art and paint slapped on a canvas by an elephant, and the new TV7 documentary How to look at a painting. Audio

Expressions Art and Entertainment Centre is determined to provide opportunities for NZ's best and brightest emerging musicians, in collaboration with the NZ School of Music. Audio

Christchurch writer, art curator and now TV host Justin Paton turns his award-winning book How to Look at a Painting into a TV series. Audio

Exploring the joys of the smaller screen within the comforts of one's abode with Miles Buckingham; Rude Boy and Rockers. Audio

Actors Paul McLaughlin, Gavin Rutherford and Renee Sheridan on location at the Princes Gate Hotel, plus hotel owner Brett Marvelly. Audio

Reviews of the Auckland Arts Festival productions of the Vietnamese Water Puppets, the opera Xerxes, and Black Grace's dance show Who Are You? Audio

Co-director Gary Keegan from the Broken Talkers on the poignant and heartwarming songcycle performed by a chorus of gay men. Audio