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Maggie Gresson, Sam Cunnane and Simon Gray discuss the axing of the popular artists in schools programme. Audio

Hamilton artist Kate Muggeridge on transforming the city's CBD into a giant Monopoly board. Audio

A preview of the new NZ play Carol and Nev, in which Nev is trapped in a campervan with the ghost of his dead wife, Carol, as he rushes to get to their daughter's wedding. Audio

Elizabeth O'Connor reviews the concert by opera star Bryn Terfel, who's touring the main centres. Audio

Pliny's Warning, an explosive novel set partly on White Island and largely around Mt Vesuvius, written by expat ABC arts-journalist Anne Maria Nicholson. Audio

Beside the Dark Pool, the sequel to Fiona Kidman's memoir At the End of Darwin Road. Audio

Chief Librarian at the Alexander Turnbull Library, on the future of the country's precious archives. Audio

Uther Dean reviews the latest play from Bruce Mason Playwright Award winning writer, Paul Rothwell. Audio

Lucy Orbell meets the roller skating stars of the Starlight Express. Audio

Hamish Coney from Auckland's art auction house Art+Object, offers us an insider's guide to the New Zealand art market, with its 50-million-dollar-a- year turnover. Collecting art, he says, is just as… Audio

Film distributor Gordon Adam looks at the changing faces of New Zealand cinemas. Audio

Australia's national curator of photography. Audio

Sweden is hosting work from a group of five New Zealand textile artists at Rydals Museeum. Audio

25 knitters from around the world have hand-knitted costumes and the set for a new dance work. Audio

"Voyagers, Science Fiction Poetry from New Zealand"is edited by Tim Jones and Mark Pirie. Audio

"A canoe in midstream: poems new and old"by Apirana Taylor, is published by Canterbury University Press. Audio

Vicki Thomas' photographs are on show at"Take a Photo it Lasts Longer"at Kura Gallery in Auckland. Audio

"Ka Mau te Wehi - Conversations in Maori Dance"is curated by Moana Nepia. Audio

Shmuel Askenasi is one of the international judges of the Michael Hill 2009 International Violin Competition. Audio

Chris Booth talks about the water sculpture he has created for Kerikeri. Audio

Simon Morris interviews Viggo Mortensen. Audio

"Sideshow: what filmies do on the side"opens on Tuesday at Thistle Hall in Wellington. Audio

Showcasing arts and inclusion - Acting Up performers and directors reflect on their 2008 production, 'Dream Working'. Audio

Broadcast of an hour long discussion with award winning poet and GP, Glenn Colquhoun, recorded at the recent Festival of Colour in Wanaka. Audio