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Arts on Sunday for Sunday 21 June 2009

  • Monopoly Street Project

    12:42 PM.Hamilton artist Kate Muggeridge on transforming the city's CBD into a giant Monopoly board. Audio

  • Artists in schools

    12:48 PM.Maggie Gresson, Sam Cunnane and Simon Gray discuss the axing of the popular artists in schools programme. Audio

  • Bootless

    1:30 PM.Adam Harvey's movie, Bootless, premieres this thursday at the Wintec Moving Image Studio, as part of the Ignition Fringe Festival in Hamilton. Audio

  • Behind the scenes

    1:40 PM.From WOW to WOMAD, none of it would happen without the crew of people working backstage. Rob Peters, Kathryn Osbourne and Alistair Cameron are all on the executive of Entertainment Technology New… Read more Audio

  • Hamilton's creative industries

    1:50 PM.Grant Collier heads SODA Inc, HamiltonÂ's new business incubator. Audio

  • The Crystal Chain Gang

    2:30 PM.Lucy Orbell meets two cast-glass artists, Leanne Williams and Jim Dennison, at their studio in Martinborough. Audio

  • Chapter and Verse

    2:40 PM.Journalist Lyn Loates sets her novel Butterscotch in Christchurch, when the Parker and Hulme murder cast a shadow over many lives. Audio

  • Lost and Found

    2:50 PM.Megan Baker and Scott Newth discuss an exhibition of the abandoned and the curious, around Hamilton and around the world. Audio

Sunday 21 June, broadcasting from Hamilton

Monopoly Street Project12:40 Monopoly Street Project

Hamilton artist Kate Muggeridge on transforming the city's CBD into a giant Monopoly board.

12:50 Artists in schools

We debate an issue which has outraged both schools and the arts community - the axing of the popular artists in schools programme.

Artists in Schools

Artist Simon Gray has been working with Year 10 students at Dargaville High School on a project looking at changing their whole school environment. Projects have ranged from graffiti murals to aliens and sticky tape sculptures to gnomes appearing around the school grounds.

1:00 At the Movies with Simon Morris

Simon reviews three minor-key American movies. Forever Strong is that rare thing - a drama about rugby. Arranged offers an unusual view of arranged marriages in the United States. And Elegy is a very New York drama, starring Ben Kingsley and Penelope Cruz.

Bootless1:30 Bootless

A chat to film-maker and orthopaedic surgeon Adam Harvey, whose movie Bootless premieres this week at the Ignition arts festival in Hamilton.

Bootless looks at what happens when medical professionals push each other to boiling point?

 

1:40 Arts festivals

We go behind the scenes of our big arts festivals and organisations to find out what it takes to stage WOMAD and tour musicians, and how they solve problems.

Grant Collier1:50 Hamilton's creative industries

We look at efforts to boost Hamilton's creative industries, when we chat to Grant Collier, who heads SODA Inc, Hamilton's new business incubator.

2:00 The Laugh Track

Hamilton eccentric Graeme Cairns - A.K.A. Laird McGillicuddie.

2:25 The Crystal Chain Gang

Lucy meets two Wairarapa cast-glass artists whose work is seen and admired in New York.

Bird feather glass chandelier and Predator glass bottle

A bird feather glass chandelier and predator glass bottle by artists Jim Dennison and Leanne Williams; A.K.A. The Crystal Chain Gang.

Glass carcas

Hundreds of glass rose buds shaped as a carcass by artists Jim Dennison andLeanne Williams; A.K.A. The Crystal Chain Gang.

Lyn Loates2:30 Chapter and Verse

Journalist Lyn Loates (pictured left) sets her novel Butterscotch in Christchurch, when the Parker and Hulme murder cast a shadow over many lives.

 

Lost & Found2:50 Lost and Found

An exhibition of the abandoned and the curious around Hamilton and around the world.

3:00 Sunday Drama

Honk If You Are Jesus.

The first in the popular series of Wordplay dramas from around the world.