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Arts on Sunday for Sunday 30 November 2008

  • Drawing Award

    12:42 PM.Lynn talks to the winner of the national Drawing Award ,John Ward knox Audio

  • Time Cinema

    12:48 PM.Time Cinema is picture-going the old traditional way.Lucy Orbell talks to the owner John Bell Audio

  • Art Valuation

    1:34 PM.Neil Roberts looks at gallery closures and reducing sales as the recession bites Audio

  • Freedom of Choice

    1:45 PM.Dianna Wichtel and Simon Wilson talk about the year in New Zealand television with Simon Morris Audio

  • New Generation Artists

    2:28 PM.Meet two of the Emerging Artists awarded 25-thousand dollars by the Arts foundation Audio

  • A Year To Learn A Woman

    2:35 PM.Paddy Richardson talks about her psychological thriller, A Year To Learn A Woman Audio

  • Painting out the Past

    2:45 PM.The life and art of Patrica France written by Richard Donald Audio

  • On A Different Shelf

    2:55 PM.Irene Pink reviews the play On A Different Shelf Audio

  • Ecce Cor Meum

    3:05 PM.Murray khouri reviews the Orpheus Chorale's concert of Paul McCartney's piece Ecce Cor Meum-Behold my Heart Audio

  • Ecce Cor Meum

    3:05 PM.Murray khouri reviews the Orpheus Chorale's concert of Paul McCartney's piece Ecce Cor Meum-Behold my Heart Audio

12:40 2008 National Drawing Award

We meet the winner of the 2008 National Drawing Award, which attracted 365 entries this year.

12:48 Unusual cinema

Lucy Orbell discovers a very unusual cinema in the heart of Wellington's suburbs.

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1:00 At the Movies with Simon Morris

Two guy-movies and one chick-flick. Britain's Rocknrolla and America's My Best Friend's Girl square off against the French-Lebanese romantic drama Caramel.

1:30 Art recession

Art valuation expert Neil Roberts on the boom and bust cycle for art and what the future may hold as the recession bites.

1:40 TV 2008

Simon Morris hosts a panel of TV watchers and reviewers to look back at the offerings in 2008.

2:00 The Laugh Track

Incredibly Strange Film Festival founder, Ant Timpson (below), ahead of a series of incredibly strange films on the MGM channel.

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2:25 Arts Foundation Awards

Musician Jeff Henderson 9below left) and writer Anna Sanderson (below right) are two of New Zealand's five New Generation Arts, awarded $25,000 each by the Arts Foundation.

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12:30 Writer's Block

Dunedin thriller writer Paddy Richardson (right) explains why it takes A Year to Learn a Woman, and Richard Donald (below right) discusses his book on the art of Dunedin painter Patricia France (below left), who Richard feared was falling through the cracks despite her rich collection of work.

Patricia France, and Richard Donald.

2:50 Theatre Review

Irene Pink reviews the play On a Different Shelf in Auckland.

3:00 Radio Drama: Drift by Robbie Ellis

Lisa confronts her past and takes back her own redemption, but there's a price to pay.