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Reflecting on the influence of art historian Linda Nochlin, who died in October. Audio

A look at some of London's most renowned museums, and going mudlarking on the banks of the Thames. Audio

A new generation of artists take the stage at Wellington's Adam Art Gallery, and Te Papa teases its overhauled art galleries with a new digital interactive. Audio

Art via text message, new textile art in Wellington, and marking the passing of Cliff Whiting and Guy Ngan. Audio

Furniture designer Martino Gamper at City Gallery Wellington, co-collecting with Tongan high school students at Te Papa, and the lives of artists according to TV shows. Audio

New Zealand artists feature for the first time in documenta, a major European exhibition that takes place every five years; and a complicated conversation about symbolism, copyright and artist's moral… Audio

An Auckland excursion to Pah Homestead and what it was like to go people-watching on Queens Wharf with Michael Parekowhai's new public artwork, The Lighthouse. Audio

Courtney talks to Kathryn Ryan about two shows at Christchurch Art Gallery, and a "come-back" for art world megastar Damien Hirst. Audio

A summer exhibition round-up for your holiday break and Christmas travels. Audio

The English school system is dropping art history as a subject; the Museum of Modern Art in New York acquires the original set of emoji for its collection; and how chickens lie at the heart of a… Audio

Courtney Johnstone on the three new shows in Wellington that can all be linked by the use of textiles and weaving. Audio

South Island galleries celebrate Doris Lusk's centenary; an artist goes to court to prove he is who he says he is; and Italy gives all its18 year olds 500 Euros to spend on the arts. Audio

Courtney Johnston discusses an exhibition of work by Walker Evans, one of the most famous 20th century photographers, in Wellington, and the secret art hidden inside 1990s TV classic Melrose Place. Audio