Navigation for Arts on Sunday

Arts on Sunday for Sunday 19 December 2010

  • Creative New Zealand's New Funding Strategy

    12:37 PM.Stephen Wainwright, Chief Executive of Creative New Zealand. Catherine Chappell, of Touch Compass Dance Trust. Audio

  • Private Arts Funders

    12:50 PM.Simon Bowden of the Arts Foundation and the winner of this years Harriet Friedlander New York Residency, Seung Yul Oh. Audio

  • Glass Art

    1:35 PM.Sonia Yee visted Ginny O'Dea, a lead'lighting artist and tutor based at Kaka Point. Audio

  • NZ Film School

    1:45 PM.Simon Morris talks to the New Zealand Film and Television School Director Tommy Honey on its 10th anniversary. Audio

  • Supercity

    1:50 PM.Exhibition at Auckland's Film Archive - Supercity. A look into the changing attitudes of music making in Aotearoa. Audio

  • Mix and Mash

    2:25 PM.Shaun D Wilson looks at some of the entries for Mix and Mash; a competition based on reworking material not covered by copyright. Audio

  • Rayne Cockburn's book - Someplace for Boys

    2:36 PM.Damien Wilkins, Novelist and co-covenor of the Masters in Creative Writing at Victoria University and Rayne Cockburn, this years winner of the Adam Foundation Prize in Creative Writing. Audio

  • Lawrence Venuti - Professional Translator

    2:46 PM.Lawrence Venuti has translated more than a million words. Audio

  • Outrageous Fortune Exhibition at the Auckland Museum

    2:55 PM."Take a walk on the West side", with costumes, sets, and previously unseen footage from the long running Drama. Robin Malcolm casts her critical eye over Outrageous Fortune - The exhibition. Audio

12:40 Creative New Zealand

New Creative New Zealand funding criteria means more work for arts organisations.

12:50 The Arts Foundation

Private patrons and the artists who love them.

1:00 At The Movies

Simon Morris looks back on the year's films, from the 3D spectaculars like Avatar and Alice in Wonderland, to low-budget thrillers like Buried and Lebanon.

1:30 NZ Film School

We celebrate ten years of the NZ Film School.

1:45 Art of Glass

Is stained glass a dying art? Sonia Yee treks down to the South Island to meet Ginny O'Dea, an artist whose keeping the craft alive.

Stained Glass artist Ginny O'Dea.
Stained Glass artist Ginny O'Dea.

1:55 Supercity

A new exhibition reveals Auckland through the eyes of music video directors.

Supercity Promo - Timelapse from Film Archive Auckland Office on Vimeo.

2:00 The Laugh Track

Actor, director, teacher and new Arts Laureate Stuart Devenie on the decline of British comedy.

Rayne Cockburn2:30 Adam Foundation Creative Writing Prize

Winner Rayne Cockburn (right) on plans for the future; teacher (and novelist) Damien Wilkins on how to train a writer.

2:40 Mash-ups and Mixes

Shaun Wilson on a new way to integrate art forms and looks at the winners of the recent digital Mix & Mash Competition, including the best open government service, an MP Playing Cards app for iPad.

An Opal Dream Cave, by Jem Yoshioka
An Opal Dream Cave, by Jem Yoshioka, winner of the supreme NZ remix.

The sun's beat down, by Jo Eaton & Thomas Scovell, winner of best poem inspired by the New Zealand Poet Laureate.

Daylight, by Thomas Gleeson & Emma Johansson, winner of best alternate music video. Audio track "DayLight" Copyright Robert Scott and Flying Nun Records 2010. Archive footage preserved and made available by Archives New Zealand / Te Rua Mahara o te Kāwanatanga.

2:45 Outrageous Fortune - the exhibition

Robyn Malcolm reviews the exhibition that's all about her.

Cheryl West's living room
A reproduction of Cheryl West's living room.

3:00 A History of the World in 100 Objects

The story of things that humans have made at different points in the period from the Stone Age to the digital age. (BBC)