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Recent items from Standing Room Only
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Clay artist Wi Taepa’s retrospective
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For more than 30 years senior Maori clay artist Wi Taepa has loved getting his hands dirty. His approach is determinedly low-tech. He builds his vessels by hand, fires them in sawdust… Read more Audio, Gallery
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The Vanishing Act
2:35 PM.By setting her new crime novel in 1960s New Zealand, writer Jen Shieff reminds us of the distant past where lesbians were forced to keep their sexuality secret. Audio
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US v THEM - Tony de Lautour
2:25 PM.Three decades of art ranging from pop and underground street culture to his more recent interest in typography are canvassed in Christchurch artist Tony de Lautour's first major retrospective. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Robbie Ellis’ comedic Pumpkins
1:45 PM.Robbie Ellis made his name in New Zealand as a serious composer, including time as the University of Otago's Mozart Fellow - but his latest work shows he's just as adept at writing comedic tongue… Read more Audio
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Burning Up Years: Aotearoa Music History
1:35 PM.Curator Ben James is working on the exhibition called Burning Up Years: Aotearoa Music History at the Wellington Museum. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Maori taonga around the world
12:40 PM.The producers of the new Dame Anne Salmond hosted Maori TV series Artefact were offered unprecedented access to collections and taonga here and overseas. Audio
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Josie McNaught at the Sydney Biennale
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The Sydney Biennale is a significant international contemporary art event, important for New Zealand artists selected to represent us - they can open doors to other arts events as well… Read more Audio, Gallery
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NZ Film takes out award at Moscow Film Festival
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A New Zealand feature film looks set for release throughout the Eastern Block, and beyond, after premiering at the Moscow International Film Festival and taking out a top prize. Dustin… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Learning lessons through comedy
2:50 PM.Dancer and Choreographer Jandel J a.k.a. Justin Haiu is bringing The Perfect Gift to the New Zealand Comedy Festival - a rare example of a show aimed at children in the festival programme. Audio
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Stories from another angle
2:40 PM.Today we're looking at stories from another angle - talking to Grammy nominated storyteller American Diane Ferlatte who doesn't commit her stories to the page - it's all in the performance and from… Read more Audio
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Leading new gallery opens in Wellington
2:25 PM.It's not often in New Zealand an art dealer opens a second gallery space - and there have been a fair few failures in the past, but one of our leading contemporary gallerists Hopkinson Mossman wants… Read more Audio
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Discussion on the role of provincial art galleries
1:40 PM.Privately run art galleries outside the main centres have an important role to play - for the artists who show there, for the people who love art, and for their communities. Audio
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Pet owners of the Otago Peninsula
1:30 PM.A temporary photo studio in the Broad Bay community hall is capturing the "little intimacies" between local pets and their owners. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Michael Hall: Photographing climate change
12:45 PM.Documenting the reality and impact of climate change around the globe in his bleakly beautiful images, is the all consuming project of expat photographer Michael Hall. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Walking into New Zealand's past
12:30 PM.The latest technology meets some of Christchurch's earliest buildings with the release of a new app in time for upcoming New Zealand Archaeology Week. Read more Audio, Gallery
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From Nashville to New Zealand
12:14 PM.Veteran Nashville based songwriter Marc Beeson has penned well over a hundred songs from almost 30 years in the business. Audio
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Ragnar Jonasson - profiting from Iceland crime
2:35 PM.Iceland is very proud of its reputation, first, as a country leading the way to secure pay equity for women, and second, it's tiny number of murders. But Icelandic crime novelist Ragnar Jonasson has… Read more Audio
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A hugely ambitious look at the rock we call home
2:26 PM.Filmed in nearly 50 countries on six continents, kilometres underground and from outer space, an ambitious new 10- part TV series explores the history and fragility of our planet. One Strange Rock is… Read more Audio
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Mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke on Berlioz and Steve Jobs
1:50 PM.Grammy Award-winning mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke has played Apple co-founder Steve Job's wife Lauren, and mountaineer Rob Hall's wife Jan Arnold in contemporary, world premiere operas. She says she… Read more Audio
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A new look at the oldest profession
1:35 PM.When George Bernard Shaw first tried to show his play Mrs Warren's Profession in the late 1890s, the Lord Chamberlain banned it because of its content - prostitution. The first production was in 1902… Read more Audio
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First steps on the creative industries ladder
12:49 PM.With CNZ funding, the Tautai Contemporary Pacific Arts Trust has picked three Pasifika internships for young creatives with big dreams. One of this year's group is museums and cultural heritage… Read more Audio
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Public Service Broadcasting live and on stage
12:30 PM.There's been a lot of discussion recently on the thorny subject of public service broadcasting - what is it, and why do we need it? But maybe the answer is in the work of the English group of that… Read more Audio
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Recovering New Zealand's wartime fallen
12:15 PM.The story of New Zealand's fallen soldiers who remain buried in foreign fields, often unprotected, and the whanau who want to bring their remains home, is told in a new Maori TV documentary. In… Read more Audio
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Ruby Griffen and the age of CDs
2:51 PM.What's your favourite memory or story about buying or listening to CDs when they first came out? Elam Art School student Ruby Griffin, who's in her 20s, can just about remember the tail end of the… Read more Audio
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The indefinable Charlotte Grimshaw
2:40 PM.It's always tricky to come up with a specific category for the novels of Charlotte Grimshaw. Mazarine, her latest, has elements of a thriller, a mystery and a love story. In it, writer Frances… Read more Audio