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Film Critic, Sam Edwards assess' this year's lineup. Audio

Thye James Wallace Trust Collection owns several works by painter Dick Frizzell. Audio

The 23 year old Waikato University graduate is to be the first Maori student to be accepted at the Jacques Lecoq International Theatre School in Paris. Audio

The Graphologist's Apprentice by Whiti Hereaka is published by Huia. Audio

Victoria University's JD Stout Fellow, John Newton. Audio

One of Auckland's Karangahape Rd's newest neighbours is celebrating it's first birthday. The High Seas. Julie Hill was there. Audio

Roger Boyce: The Illustrated History of Painting, at the Christchurch Art Gallery from this Friday. Audio

Christchurch artist Bridgit Anderson asked a local funeral home to let her shadow them for a year, documenting the care they provide for the deceased and their families. Audio

Sunday event producer Mark Chamberlain. Audio

Despite the that fact that the New Zealand International Arts Festival recorded a drop of up to 14 percent in ticket sales this year, Chief Executive Sue Patterson is confident about the event's… Audio

Writer and director Tim Spite says his play, The December Brother, is not about guilt or innocence, it's about a much broader theme of truth. Audio

Composer Eve de Castro-Robinson on her new work for counter tenor and choir inspired by and celebrating the Estonian composer Arvo Part. Audio

Lynn chats with Lynn about her first poetry collection inspired by Houdini, Dear Sweet Harry. Audio

Lynn speaks with the writer about his new book based around the WWII military camp at Auckland's Victoria Park. Audio

New Zealand theatre's matriarch speaks with Lynn about her new play and lying down on the job. Audio

Athol McCredie takes a look at new work by some of the country's most well know and celebrated photographers. Audio

Lynn chats with the lead actor and the director of this new play about a grown up Charlie Brown performing at Wellington's Bats Theatre. Audio

In her final report for Arts on Sunday Lucy Orbell investigates the creative process and what's needed to complete a project. Audio

A $9.5-million Lottery Fund has been made available for a nationwide Arts Festival during the course of the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Lynn speaks with The Festival's director Briony Ellis, Christchurch's… Audio

Lynn talks with french theatre and set designer, Jean Guy Lecat, who's been in Wellington working with students at Toi Whakaari. Audio

Lynn speaks to one of the founding members of the South Auckland Poets' Collective, Grace Taylor. Audio

With Poetry Day this Friday, we mark the launch of a new Poetry Archive. Audio

Artist Sriwhana Spong talks about her recent presentation at the Basel Art Fair in Switzerland. Audio

Paul Diamond reviews the New Zealand premiere of"Parlour Song"- a tale of deceit, paranoia and murderous desire! Audio

An opinionated critic finds a building that completely underwhelmed him. Audio