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Rachel Kent is curator of the exhibition Yinka Shonibare MBE which opens at the Auckland Art Gallery this Saturday. Audio

The Royal NZ Ballet is coming to a town near you. Lucy Orbell finds out about Tutus on Tour. Audio

Justine Murray reports from 2009 Te Matatini National Kapa Haka Festival. Audio

Dr Ngahuia Te Awekotuku discusses why levels of participation in Maori heritage arts are to be studied around the country. Audio

Co-director of the DOCNZ 2009 Documentary Film Festival Alex Lee talks with Simon Morris. Audio

Michael Thorp on his self published book and new work from essayist and poet Michael Harlow. Audio

Hazel Menehira takes up the story of how Wanganui got its professional theatre Audio

Photography and film installation by Serena Stevenson featuring the work of moko artist Shane Jones. Audio

Chri Howe explains how DNA technology cam help solve manuscript mysteries Audio

Australian Adam Page talks about his upcoming show for the New Zealand Fringe Festival Audio

Lucy Orbell asks if street art has evolved into 'real art' yet Audio

Karl Maughan reviews the new Monet exhibition at Te Papa Audio

Lara Almarcegui is in New Zealand to create a work for the One Day Sculpture commission series. Audio

Typeradio will head to Wellington to cover a conference of typeface designers called TypeSHED11. Audio

Brian Turner and Gilbert Van Reenan speak about their collaboration of words and photographs. Audio

Lucy Orbell reports on 'Two Day Plays' - 48 hour theatre productions - as part of the Wellington Fringe. Audio

Renee Liang's play 'Mask' will be performed as part of the Stamp Festival in Auckland. Audio

Sue Paterson is the Executive Director of the New Zealand International Arts Festival. Audio

Agathe Andre is manager of the French Film Festival, soon to open in Wellington, Auckland and Christchurch. Audio

Jordon Selwyn stars in the new film 'The Mapreader'. Audio

As part of the Darwin 200 Conference, Arthur Meek's play 'Collapsing Creation' premiers this week in Christchurch. Audio

Bedwyr Williams is in New Zealand to create a work for the One Day Sculpture commission series. Audio

'Between Tides: Jewellery by Alan Preston' is a new book by Damien Skinner. Audio

'Bold Blood' is a new novel by author and former professional event rider Lindy Kelly. Audio

Lynn Freeman speaks with President of the Dunedin Burns' Club, Margaret Smith and Otago Settlers Museum curator Sean Brosnahan. Audio