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A magical visit to Te Papa and a respected American art gallery draws 10,000 visitors by showing cat videos. Audio

An exhibition at the Adam Art Gallery explores the connections between the French-born conceptual artist Marcel Duchamp and artists working here in New Zealand in the past 50 years. Audio

Two stories about re-appearing paintings, one concerning a stuffed eagle that might prove to be a very expensive problem for the heirs of a New York art dealer, plus the opening of the Walters Prize… Audio

Two epic exhibitions by Peter Robinson and Rohan Wealleans, and a new way to play the Exquisite Corpse game online. Audio

Michael Parekowhai's Venice Biennale project comes to Christchurch; a new website for New Zealand's moving image artists and a conservation project unveiled after 34 years. Audio

Solo exhibitions in Christchurch and Wellington by Ann Shelton, Ben Buchanan, and Hannah and Aaron Beehre and a new way to discover and share our culture and heritage through the Digital New Zealand… Audio

The completion - 30 years after it was designed - of Sol LeWitt's abstract garden in Philadelphia, Auckland artist Campbell Patterson's project 'Lifting My Mother For As Long As I Can', and what's… Audio

The Dark Sky exhibition at Victoria University's Adam Art Gallery. Audio

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has recently hauled a 340 tonne boulder through 22 cities in order to realise Michael Heizer's massive sculpture 'Levitated Mass'. Meanwhile, a Greek digital… Audio

Courtney is looking at sculpture, which seems to be having an international moment. Audio

A round-up of new dealer gallery shows, and fear and abstract art. Audio

The announcement of the delayed reopening of Christchurch Art Gallery and the discovery of what's thought to be the earliest copy of the Mona Lisa. Audio

Nine to Noon's contributors Kennedy Warne, Pinky Agnew, Tommy Honey, Radar and Courtney Johnston take you off the beaten track in a look back at the year that was. Audio

Nine to Noon's contributors Kennedy Warne, Pinky Agnew, Tommy Honey, Radar and Courtney Johnston take you off the beaten track in a look back at the year that was. Audio

Nine to Noon's contributors Kennedy Warne, Pinky Agnew, Tommy Honey, Radar and Courtney Johnston take you off the beaten track in a look back at the year that was. Audio

Courtney remembers New Plymouth artist Don Driver, who died last week, and looks at the new Prospect exhibition at City Gallery in Wellington. Audio

Taking the digital pulse of libraries, galleries and museums, looking at new and interesting ways to access and interact with collections from all over the world. Audio

The visual arts line-up for the NZ International Festival of the Arts. Audio

The place of art in Occupy Wall Street. Audio

The art of medical diagnosis. Audio

A video game that simulates a visit to an art gallery, and diagnosing medical conditions in paintings. Audio

Courtney Johnston looks at whether Wellington's 'Oceania' exhibition, which is aimed at international World Cup visitors, is worth checking out if you're a local too. Audio

Courtney Johnston discusses art theft. Audio

The Len Lye Centre - the next jewel in New Plymouth's crown? Audio

The Stendhal Syndrome is a tag for when people faint or act oddly in art galleries. On a related note; sometimes people jump for art's sake. Audio