Lynn Freeman

In our arts segment this week - a new play about to open in Wellington about the man Jack Lovelock couldn't beat - Tommy Morehu. Audio

Lynn Freeman takes us for a tour around Johannesburg's extraordinary Apartheid Museum with its deputy director Wade Davy. Audio

New Zealand has lost an important literary voice. NB: An interview with Ruth Dallas will feature on Sounds Historical 30 March. Audio

Lynn Freeman joins us for our weekly look at the arts; visual arts this week. Audio

Lynn Freeman looks at the post 911 world of art and works inspired by American imperialism in the last week of the festival. Audio

Now Lynn Freeman joins us for our weekly look at the arts. Audio

The final week of the festival and we keep you up-to-date. Audio

Lynn Freeman discusses events from the 2008 New Zealand International Festival of the Arts in Wellington. Audio

Film schools at Canterbury and Victoria Universities face big changes if proposals are implemented. Audio

Week 3 of the International Arts Festival and we keep you up-to-date. Audio

In our Arts Feature today Lynn Freeman explores the world of Taiko drumming and meets three drummers. Audio

Week two of the International Arts Festival and we keep you up to date. Audio

Manu selects three new albums. Audio

Bill Culbert, internationally reknowned New Zealand artist based in London and France. Audio

A debate has started over whether the fastfood giant will set up shop in Motueka. Audio

Cardinal George Pell, Archbishop of Sydney, and the highest ranking prelate in the Catholic Church in Australia. Audio

Our Arts on Sunday presenter Lynn Freeman is going to be lapping up all the events. Audio

The story of Scotland's National Theatre Company and the recreation of Helen Hitching's art gallery in Wellington. Audio

Presents a modest proposal or two for innovative solutions to combat Global Warming. Audio

With John Hawkesby Audio