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The revitalisation of Drews Ave and urban contemporary spaces

10 Nov 2024

The central arts and historic precinct of Drews Avenue in Whanganui has been rejuvenated in recent years. In 2020, the council received funding from Waka Kotahi NZTA as part of the ‘Streets for… Audio

The Panel with Nuwanthie Samarakone and Scott Campbell (part 2)

12 Nov 2021

Panellists Nuwanthie Samarakone and Scott Campbell discuss a free fares campaign, dishwasher rules, and Whanganui's new status as a 'City of Design'. Audio

The Panel for 11 November 2021 (Part 2)

11 Nov 2021

Panellists Clare De Lore and Fete Taito discuss a win for NZ cricket, the decomissioning of the Waihopai spy domes, and a major win in the Employment Court for wharfies. Audio

Pottery on the Page

17 Dec 2017

In the late 1950's a group of New Zealand potters decided to get serious about who they were and what they wanted to do. They launched New Zealand Potter magazine and for 40 years, clay artists… Audio, Gallery

Making a museum from the ground up

30 Sep 2016

Doryun Chong is in New Zealand to be part of the judging panel for contemporary art award; the Walters Prize, and was previously Associate Curator of Painting and Sculpture at New York’s Museum of… Audio

Gregory O'Brien: Futuna Chapel

2 Jul 2016

Kim Hill talks to painter, poet, curator and writer Gregory O'Brien about his new book with Nick Bevin, Futuna: Life of a Building. Audio

Incredible alchemy: renowned ceramicist Liu Jianhua

7 Mar 2016

1500 ceramic objects like teddy bears and baby shoes - or liquid pools of gold made of porcelain, internationally renowned Chinese artist Liu Jianhua shows at the Dowse Art Museum in Wellington. Audio, Gallery

Incredible alchemy: renowned ceramicist Liu Jianhua

7 Mar 2016

1500 ceramic objects like teddy bears and baby shoes - or liquid pools of gold made of porcelain, internationally renowned Chinese artist Liu Jianhua shows at the Dowse Art Museum in Wellington.

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Visual Arts

30 Nov 2011

Tuning our eyes to the objects of human creativity is Emma Bugden, senior curator from the Dowse. How an art award can be the catapult to success; in NZ, the Walters Awards & Wallace Awards, and then… Audio

ARTS: Visual Arts

5 Oct 2011

Emma Bugden, senior curator from the Dowse on the role that art has played in documenting, promoting and understanding religion. Audio

Arts: Visual Art

27 Jul 2011

Tuning our eyes to the objects of human creativity is Emma Bugden, Senior Curator from the Dowse. Tonight, the age-old debate between art and craft. Audio