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From frilly underwear to jewellery
12:30 PM.Vintage women's underwear adorn the walls of the new Charles Brasch Studio in Dunedin, courtesy of the first artist to be invited there on a residency. The Caselberg Trust spent years raising the… Read more Audio
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The ballet gets a new home
12:16 PM.It's been described as a win-win - the Wellington City Council's multi million dollar investment in Wellington's Te Whaea Dance and Drama studios to accommodate the Royal New Zealand Ballet Company… Read more Audio
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Pacific Dance Festival
2:49 PM.The Pacific Dance Festival is now in its second year bringing workshops, conferences and community events - and showcasing some of New Zealand's most exciting contemporary Pacific dance… Read more Audio
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Debut Novel from Eileen Merriman
2:40 PM.Troubled teenager Rebecca is lonely after her family moves from Dunedin to Auckland...that's until she meets Corey. Writer Eileen Merriman's stories have been published in national and international… Read more Audio
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The last-minute maestro
2:25 PM.American conductor James Feddeck has a reputation for stepping onto the podium at the very last moment. He's heading our way soon to conduct the NZSO's Schumann & Barber tour. Read more Audio
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‘I am on the road to Tombuctoo’
1:45 PM.Intrepid travel is a tourist slogan you hear a lot these days... but a new exhibition in Dunedin reminds us what 'intrepid' truly means. Intrepid Journeys: Traveling with the Hakluyt Society tells the… Read more Audio
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Art Without Walls
1:30 PM.Around the country hundreds of thousands of toanga are stored in vaults and warehouses. Our museums, art galleries and libraries simply don't have enough room to have every treasure on display at all… Read more Audio
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Becoming Cary Grant
12:30 PM.In the current age of Internet celebrity, when Full Disclosure seems to be the default position of everyone, it's interesting looking back to the early years of Hollywood. Part of the allure of… Read more Audio
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Piecing Together Past Lives
12:15 PM.For the past seven years archeologists have been sifting through two and a half tonnes of artefacts uncovered during the excavation of a site in Whanganui. And there's still more to learn. Otago… Read more Audio
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Telling arts stories.
2:40 PM.It's not news that arts coverage is having a hard time holding its place in the mainstream media but there's plenty of room online. Websites The Spinoff and The Pantograph Punch are two local examples… Read more Audio
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Heloise d’Argenteuil - old questions, new answers?
2:25 PM.What on earth can you do when you're young, brilliant, ambitious - and female - in medieval France? That's the dilemma facing the heroine of Mandy Hager's new Novel, Heloise. Based on new research… Read more Video, Audio
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Capturing the musicians of Aotearoa
1:40 PM.Hayley Theyers is the photographer behind Musicians of Aotearoa – a series of portraits as posters featuring some of our best if not best-known musicians. She plays us some of her favourite NZ songs.
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Matariki - the star of the year.
1:10 PM.Recognition of Matariki is on the rise and along with it, a new appreciation of Maori astronomical knowledge. Te Kokau Himiona Te Pikikotuku of Ruatahuna began to compile a 400-page manuscript on… Read more Audio
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Lick My Past
12:50 PM.Dancers Kelly Nash and Nancy Wijohn have worked for some of our best choreographers but now they've taken the leap and made their own show. Lick My Past opens this week at the Kia Mau Festival in… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Pacific Bodies
12:40 PM.Right now the Auckland Art Gallery is promising an encounter with "the human form in all its complexity". The Body Laid Bare is a major exhibition of nude masterpieces from the collection of the Tate… Read more Video, Audio, Gallery
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The Rich and Vibrant True Stories of New Zealand Women
12:25 PM.Auckland's Red Leap Theatre have built a formidable reputation for excellent physical theatre - and for devising their stories in the rehearsal room. Their new show, Kororareka - the Ballad of Maggie… Read more Audio
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Getting your kit off...for art!
2:55 PM.What would possess someone to volunteer to be a life drawing model? If you are an artist, is it all right to talk during class? Zoe George gets model Virginia Kennard to bare all regarding… Read more Audio
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Sarah Quigley's new novel The Suicide Club
2:42 PM.Three loners who're struggling to cope with life end up at an institution in Bavaria, The Palace, where experiments are being carried out on people with suicidal tendencies. This is the scenario for… Read more Audio
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Stanley Makuwe's latest play Finding Temeraire
2:25 PM.For me being a New Zealander now, I really cherish my nomination for the Adam New Zealand award for me it's a big thing because it made me realise that you can make it here, you can be recognised here… Read more Audio
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Screen Gems
1:45 PM.Irene Gardiner is looking forward to a long weekend for Queen's Birthday so Simon Morris decided to get in early and look at things Queenly in today's Screen Gems. Read more Audio
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Aliens 101
1:30 PM.The Industry of Imagination event is into its second year in Wellington bringing together a spectacular line-up of sci-fi, fantasy and pop-surreal artists for a series of events; a conference… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Ink that doesn't dry.
12:50 PM.From a small rehearsal room in Wellington to a world-wide audience of half a million, writer/performer Jacob Rajan and producer Justin Lewis have made their mark like nobody else. After 20 years of… Read more Audio
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Mixing it up at the Wellington Jazz Festival
12:30 PM.The upcoming Wellington Jazz Festival boast the usual riches you'd expect - top overseas artists like singer Dianne Reeves, guitarist Bill Frisell and drummer Dave Wecki, and some stellar local talent… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Heroes come in many forms
12:17 PM.The Logie Collection of Canterbury University is one of the small miracles of this country - treasures of the Ancient World from classical Greece and Rome, right back to the Bronze Age - 7000 BC. And… Read more Audio, Gallery
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After the NZ Book Awards
2:50 PM.Last week saw the presentation of the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards - our most prestigious celebration of our top writers. Nicola Legat, Chairwoman of the NZ Book Awards Trust, took some time out… Read more Audio