Lynn Freeman

Murray Khouri reviews the NZSO's latest tour with violinist Cho-Liang Lin. Audio

Lewis McCallum has a new album out, 'Wake', and is a member of countless other groups and bands. Audio

Patricia Wright is an art history specialist and was involved in rebuilding London's bombed office blocks. Audio

Canadian blacksmith and painter Miranda Jones, in Whangarei for an international gathering of artists. Audio

Theatre director Trevor Schmidt on taking New Zealand plays to Canada. Simon Morris talks to Film Festival Director Bill Gosden. Audio

AK09, includes several world premieres, including a dance work by an acclaimed French/Vietnamese choreographer. Audio

This week, Tutu's on Tour and the Documentary Film Festival opening today in Auckland ahead of a tour of the main centres. Audio

Kapiti based writers Cathy Smeed and Brent Lewis discuss how they came to specialise in writing sex scenes. Audio

It's taken 24 years but the Peace Wall on the corner of Ponsonby and Karangahape Road is finally complete. Audio

Stuart Page's documentary 'Shustak' premieres at the DOCNZ 2009 festival this week. Audio

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

Lynn Freeman looks at the intensely personal relationship that develops between a moko artist and the recipient. 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

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