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Arts on Sunday for Sunday 17 July 2011

  • Entrance fees for the AFTA Film & Television Awards

    12:40 PM.Mike Riddell's story was turned into the popular independent film 'Insatiable Moon' and says the new look film awards are discriminating against films like his made without Film Commission funding. We… Read more Audio

  • Ho-hepa: a new opera by Jenny McLeod

    1:25 PM.Sarah Brodie is the director of Ho-hepa, the first of the homegrown shows to be commissioned for this year's New Zealand International Arts Festival in Wellington. It's an opera based on the life of… Read more Audio

  • Mrs Carey's Concert

    1:35 PM.A fly-on-the-wall documentary about an Australian music teacher's determination and the transforming power of music. Audio

  • Gennie de Lange

    1:48 PM.Canterbury-based artist Gennie de Lange shares the intricacies of glazing with us. Audio

  • Shelly Bay Artists

    2:25 PM.An old, run-down navy base has become the perfect setting for a community of artists on Wellington's coastline. Sonia Sly went to meet some of them. Audio

  • Poet Lesley Wheeler

    2:39 PM.American poet, Lesley Wheeler, with her impressions of the New Zealand poetry scene. Audio

  • Becky Anderson: US Independent Bookseller

    2:50 PM.An insight into the American book industry with one of the international guest speakers at this weekend's Booksellers New Zealand conference. Becky Anderson is the fifth generation of an Illinois… Read more Audio

12:40 Entrance fees for the AFTA Film & Television Awards

Mike Riddell, whose story was turned into the popular independent film Insatiable Moon, says the new look film awards are discriminating against films like his made without Film Commission funding. We hear both sides of the argument.

Watch the trailer for Insatiable Moon.

1:00 At The Movies

Simon Morris reviews Kung Fu Panda 2, and two films about industrial relations - the serious The Company Men and the far-from-serious French comedy, Potiche (Trophy Wife) starring Catherine Deneuve.

1:30 A new opera by Jenny McLeod, Hōhepa

Sarah Brodie is the director of Hōhepa, the first of the homegrown shows to be commissioned for the New Zealand International Arts Festival in Wellington this year. It's an opera based on the life of Māori chief Hōhepa Te Umuroa who was transported to Tasmania.

Hohepa
Left:  Phillip Rhodes is seen here in the title role of Hohepa. Right: director Sarah Brodie.

1:40 Mrs Carey's Concert

A fly-on-the-wall documentary about an Australian music teacher's determination and the transforming power of music.

1:50 Canterbury-based artist Gennie de Lange shares with us the intricacies of glazing

2:00 The Laugh Track

Christchurch Court Jester, Court Theatre publicist and blogger, Jeff Clark.

2:20 Shelly Bay Artists

An old, run-down navy base has become the perfect setting for a community of artists on Wellington's coastline.

James Harcourt s Secret Society Shelly Bay.
Secret Society by Shelly Bay artist James Harcourt.

2:30 Chapter & Verse

American poet, Lesley Wheeler, with her impressions of the New Zealand poetry scene.

Becky Anderson2:50 US Independent Booksellers of the Year, Becky Anderson

An insight into the American book industry with one of the international guest speakers at this weekend's Booksellers New Zealand conference. Becky Anderson (right) is the fifth generation of an Illinois family which runs a drug store and bookstore combined.

3:00 The Sunday Drama

Sketch, a provocative work by a Japanese installation artist looks at the nature of truth and art as well as family relationships.

Audio for this drama will be available here after broadcast.