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Two artists appearing in the Blue Oyster Gallery Performance Series; Simon Kaan and James Voller, who are using Skype and a commercial building for their respective public artworks. Audio

An exhibition of art and sculpture remembers the many thousands of women in New Zealand and other countries who fell in love with servicemen during World War II. Leap of Faith opens at the Otago… Audio

Heather Straka asked dozens of Chinese artists to copy a painting of hers for an exhibition she calls The Asian. Audio

A preview of a play called Send No Medals based on the trial, execution and pardon of Private Jack Braithwaite. The play will be performed in Napier. Audio

Greer Morris-Clarke is playing the role of Dusty Springfield in the New Zealand premiere of the musical about the singing sensation of the 1960s. Audio

The head of Natural History New Zealand, Michael Stedman on how the Dunedin-based documentary makers are taking expanding throughout the world, what is in demand from TV channels and progress on the… Audio

How finding two lonely headstones in Central Otago resulted in a dance work for choreographer Michael Parmenter, and a family connection between his dancer and composer. Somebody's Darling is part of… Audio

The Mahara Gallery in Waikanae on the Kapiti Coast is showing a new exhibition of the works of Frances Hodgkins, some of which have never been seen publicly before. Director of the Mahara Gallery… Audio

Reviewer Mark Westerby discusses"Dead Man's Cell Phone", a new production at Wellington's Circa Theatre. Audio

Sending postcards to friends and family used to be a compulsory part of any holiday, but they're losing out to texts and emails. Wellington postcard collector and curator Hannah Scott has invited… Audio

Coping with relationships, motherhood and serious illness are among the experiences Sarah Broom reflects on in her poems. Audio

Artist and writer Gordon Brown has brought together a collection of essays about Colin McCahon, in a book entitled Towards the Promised Land, published by Auckland University Press. Audio

The Mangere Arts Centre is one of Manukau City's latest developments - it's designed to house all the community's artistic activities under one roof. Audio

Public art entitled"Living Room 2010: A Week of Goodness", has just started in Auckland's CBD. Audio

Ange Newell from Venture Southland is at the helm of Invercargill's second arts festival. Audio

Sculptor Regan Gentry has carved a set of giant molars in Oamaru stone, which now reside at the mouth of the Otago Harbour. Audio

Creative New Zealand explains its re-think about the way it funds the country's main arts organisations. Audio

A new public art series is due to open in Wellington later this month."Letting Space"is a new project connecting artists with empty inner-city real estate. Audio

Our third programme looking at architecture around the country leads Lucy Orbell to an unusual site in Wellington city. Purpose built to showcase collections of contemporary art, The Adam Art Gallery… Audio

Professor David Pike studies underworld civilisations from Medieval times through to the present day, in fact and in fiction. He's a fan of New Zealand photographer Wayne Barrar's series of… Audio, Gallery

As well as mining his memories and experiences, Harvey has used his garden and his thoughts on aging, through to politics and terrorist attacks, as starting points for his latest poetry collection… Audio

Lucy Orbell visits a folk club with a difference, a location like none other. Audio

Artist Leilani Kakes' video installation 'Tino Rangatira Tanga' is being shown at the City Gallery Wellington. Audio

Veteran American actor who is featured at this weekends Armageddon Expo in Wellington via his character of Odo from the Star Trek series. Audio