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Looking at private collections going public at the Adam Art Gallery. The exhibition Behind Closed Doors. Audio

We find out how the Christchurch Art Gallery plans to take art to the people whilst its intact building is used for civil defence and CERA operations. Audio

Stories of ingenuity and endurance from Christchurch competitors in this year's World of Wearable Art Awards. Audio

Manuel Abendroth, founder of LAb(au) about working within a 'collision of disciplines', MetaDesign and how modern urban environments benefit from the combination of art, technology and science. Audio

The Arts and e-Learning: drama specialist Delia Baskerville and dance teacher Jan Bolwell chat to Sonia Sly about the value of exposing students to the arts and an alternative approach to bringing… Audio

Improvisation, vocal warm-ups, reading and writing scripts - just some of the skills one would expect to learn in a drama class. But developing a video game? This is part of a concept which teaches… Audio

Kate Mead, who plays good cello and hosts Sound Lounge on Radio New Zealand Concert, raises her bow on both contemporary classical music plus recent releases of old masters. Audio

The Venice Biennale, including NZ representative Michael Parekowhai and the winner of the Golden Lion, Christian Marclay. Audio

Lynn and Simon discuss what's gone wrong... and right in the ten years they've been working together. Audio

Lynn Freeman and Simon Morris discuss What's Going On's transition in 2006 to The Art On Sunday. Audio

Simon Morris was responsible for the What's Going On music stabs. Audio

Simon Morris and Lynn Freeman talk about memorable interviews with Derek Jacobi, Brian Wilson, Terry Pratchett, Maurice Gee, and Anthony Hopkins. Audio

Tarek Basley visited one of New Zealand's most prestigious art collections - in Gore, Southland. Audio

Lynn Freeman and Simon Morris discuss What's Going On; the precursor to The Arts On Sunday. Audio

Glasgow-born artist who has been painting and teaching in Wellington since the early 1970s. A new book of his work, Dandini Comes Clean, previews a new exhibition, Proud to Commit Commercial Suicide… Audio

Sonia Sly gains an insight into the world of antiques - the changing trends, the jaw dropping excess and some mantras to live by when it comes to haunting the auction rooms. Audio

Jivester, editor and publisher Fergus Barrowman reviews some jazzy beats. Audio

Tenants at Christchurch's historic Arts Centre are taking legal action to fight their eviction from the quake damaged buildings. Audio

Musicians and artists are calling on the Nelson City Council to abandon plans to spend 30 million dollars on a performing arts centre. The proposal has attracted widespread criticism. Audio

A scale model of a building designed for Whangarei by the artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser - is now on public display in the city. Audio

Tuning our eyes to the objects of human creativity is Emma Bugden, Senior Curator from the Dowse. Audio

The business of running a gallery or museum, and a look at the Dowse Gallery. Audio

How te reo Maori will be leading an unprecedented multilingual Shakespeare project next year. Audio

An Arts Trust is taking it upon itself to beautify a huge hole in the ground left in Ponsonby by developers when they went into receivership almost six years ago. Audio

Simon Fisher is one of the founders of an art online portal - Orcus - that is designed to open New Zealand gallery doors to a much bigger international market. We also hear from a manager of… Audio