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National Concerto Competition - finally!
12:30 PM.Two young cellists and a violinist vying to win New Zealand's National Concerto Competition have finally performed in Christchurch's James Hay Theatre. Lynn Freeman speaks to the winner and two of the… Read more Audio
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Maisie Chilton and the healing power of art
12:15 PM.Using art to help people who've suffered mental or physical trauma - that's the ambition of Wellington based visual artist and poet Maisie Chilton. She knows full well the power of art to heal. Maisie… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Nicola Daly says children can handle complex - even confronting - books
2:44 PM.Can young readers deal with complex themes, issues and feelings? The judges for the 2021 New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults say yes, and writers are crediting their readers with… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Poet Sam Duckor-Jones finds himself inspired by train trips
2:25 PM.Sam Duckor-Jones takes on God and politics in his new poetry collection, Party Legend. Sam, who's also a sculptor, won the Biggs Poetry Prize from Victoria University of Wellington in 2017. Read more Audio
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Shooting the night sky
1:46 PM.The Wairarapa just north of Wellington has applied to become the country's latest Dark Sky Reserve. And a new exhibition is encouraging people to look up at the night sky and soak up the darkness. But… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Philip Sharp - from fantasy props-maker to wildlife photographer
1:33 PM.From set decoration, making props, models and costumes and art direction to cinematography and special effects, Philip Sharpe's film CV makes for impressive reading. He's worked on major motion… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Arts Culture and Heritage Minister Carmel Sepuloni's big payout
12:35 PM.Survival and now growth - that's how the Government is selling its $374 million, Covid-recovery investment in the arts. Overseeing this unprecedented spending in a sector that's often been neglected… Read more Audio
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Standing Room Only looks back on 20 years of covering the Arts
12:15 PM.This time 20 years ago - virtually to the day - marked the launch of Radio New Zealand's brand new daily arts show, What's Going On. Since then it's gone weekly, changed its name a couple of times but… Read more Audio
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Are the arts essential?
2:12 PM.What is the role of the arts sector in a pandmeic world? That was the issue at the heart of the discussion at the Are the Arts Essential debate recorded at the Auckland Arts Festival in cooperation… Read more Audio
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Nigel Collins reimagines the requiem
1:50 PM.Think requiem and something like Mozart's unfinished one may well come to mind. But a new spoken word and musical show is reimagining the requiem, both the text and the music. Five Wellington poets… Read more Audio
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Scotty Cotter on moving deliberately
1:33 PM.Scotty Cotter is one of the busiest theatre directors in the country at the moment with two premieres opening in the next month. Neke is being performed on stage, while MAURI TAU is going to be an… Read more Audio
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Assessing the impact of 'P' in Kaikohe
12:45 PM.An art exhibition examining the impact of P in Kaikohe that will be created by offering canvases to a range of locals whose lives have been impacted by the drug, is being planned by a community art… Read more Audio
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Peter Ireland on Frances Hodgkins
12:30 PM.Paintings that are based on traditional embroidered samplers featuring quotes from the letters of New Zealand revered painter Frances Hodgkins feature in a new exhibition by Gisborne artist Peter… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Surrealism lands at Te Papa
12:15 PM.A massive new exhibition of surrealist art is arriving soon at Te Papa. Works from the 1910s through to the 1960s will span the walls, charting the journey of surrealist art in the 20th century… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Athol Parks captures Mosgiel at Alert Level Four
2:50 PM.Last week we spoke to a photographer and poet who produced a book based on his walkabouts around Te Anau. Today, Mosgiel's the inspiration for a local who's turned his musings into a bespoke hardcover… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Andy Southall's Both Feet In Paradise
2:35 PM.A butterfly researcher finds himself trapped in Paradise - in Samoa to be exact - despite his increasingly desperate efforts to get home to New Zealand. That's the setup of a new novel called Both… Read more Audio
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Saving St David's Memorial Church for music
2:27 PM.In a last-ditch effort to save the historic St David's Memorial Church and turn it into a centre for music, dozens of musicians and singers have banded together to film a fundraising virtual concert… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Callum Passells is taking it to the streets
1:50 PM.A short, punchy chant is one of the key features of any protest march. Now Auckland jazz musician Callum Passells explores these rhythmic and repetitive chants in his new work LCR - short for Left… Read more Audio
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Lucy Marinkovich - dancing with Parkinson's
1:31 PM.Dancer and choreographer Lucy Marinkovich is helping people living with Parkinson's disease to dance, in what she hopes will become a pilot programme. Lucy has two Dunedin/Otepoti-based residencies… Read more Audio, Gallery
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South Auckland choreographer Villa Junior Lemanu
12:48 PM.Choreographer Villa Junior Lemanu's family has lived in the same house in South Auckland for some 25 years. His fears that his family will be forced to leave their home and their community are what… Read more Audio
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South Auckland choreographer Villa Junior Lemanu
12:48 PM.Choreographer Villa Junior Lemanu's family has lived in the same house in South Auckland for some 25 years. His fears that his family will be forced to leave their home and their community are what… Read more Audio
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Cian Parker's new play inspired by real-life tragedy
12:33 PM.The explosion of grief that followed the death of her husband, is channelled into Cian Parker's new play, All I See. It's going to premiere at the 2021 Kia Mau Festival at Wellington's Circa Theatre… Read more Audio
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Cian Parker's new play inspired by real-life tragedy
12:33 PM.The explosion of grief that followed the death of her husband, is channelled into Cian Parker's new play, All I See. It's going to premiere at the 2021 Kia Mau Festival at Wellington's Circa Theatre… Read more Audio
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The murals of Nelson's ArtWalk
2:50 PM.A mural recreating a painting by the late Bill Hammond is about to be added to Nelson's ambitious ArtWalk project. Rather than being painted onto the sides of buildings, the murals are printed onto… Read more Video, Audio, Gallery