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The suppression of witches and plant based beliefs
12:30 PM.The front of artist Ann Shelton's award-winning new book worm, root, wort.. & bane bears an image of a small silvered glass flask held in the Pitt Rivers Museum at Oxford University. The flask is said… Read more Audio
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Culinary and Cultural favourites with Peter Gordon
12:10 PM.Chef Peter Gordon is a deep lover of the arts and joins Culture 101 to share his fast Favourites. Read more Audio
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The young generation beating new life into tapa cloth
2:30 PM.Ngatu, siapo, aute, masi, tapa… just some of the names from across the Pacific for barkcloth which reflect the rich variety of bark used and working processes. .
Tapa is having a moment in the art… Read more Audio
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2024 Portage Ceramic Awards’ Premier Winner has a 'hard to pin down' quality
2:05 PM.The Portage Ceramic Awards have long honoured the dynamic world of contemporary ceramics within Aotearoa New Zealand.
The 2024 Premier Award winner and three Merit Award winners were announced at a… Read more Audio
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Regional Wrap: Tairāwhiti artist Margaret Hansen portrays her aunts' lives of faith
1:25 PM.This week on Regional Wrap we go to Gisborne where exhibition Wimples, crosses, and lepers Women of Influence has just opened at Tairāwhiti Museum.
Margaret Hansen has also written a book by the same… Read more Audio
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“We hope to offer hope” Bringing aspirational architecture to church - Award winner St Hilda’s
1:07 PM.Churches big and small throughout Aotearoa New Zealand are vital spaces of culture and community but there are increasing challenges with heritage restoration and their relevance in today’s world.
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Protest photographer records Hīkoi mō te Tiriti with his historic lens
12:30 PM.For almost six decades photographer John Miller has been a protest photographer in Aotearoa New Zealand.
From his first photographs of an anti-Vietnam War protest on Auckland’s Albert Street as a… Read more Audio
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Fast Favourites: Dame Robin White brings home the culture of Japan
12:15 PM.In April 2024, one of our most treasured artists Dame Robin White travelled from her home in Masterton to Aomori north of Honshu in Japan, to be an artist in residence at the Aomori Contemporary Art… Read more Audio
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Arts news
3:08 PM.A roundup of the arts scene. Audio
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The Musical Outlier: Diverse sounds from the electronic underground
2:35 PM.The sheer diversity and invention of electronic music today in Aotearoa is evident in a list of sounds at the upcoming electronic sonic arts festival Outlier in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Curated… Read more Audio
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What does the arts make of the government’s draft arts strategy? Dr James Wenley and Dolina Wehipeihana
2:17 PM.This month Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage released a draft for consultation of Amplify: A Creative and Cultural Strategy for New Zealand. It’s stated as a national strategy that… Read more Audio
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Minister Paul Goldsmith on the government’s new arts and culture strategy
2:05 PM.The Ministry for Culture and Heritage has released Amplify: A Creative and Cultural Strategy for New Zealand. It’s a draft open for public consultation described as ‘action-oriented’ outlining how the… Read more Audio
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Regional Wrap: Te Arawatanga with Raimona Inia in Rotorua
1:25 PM.Raimona Inia’s focus with partner Nikora Mihinui has long been the perpetuation of their culture, with a strong focus on storytelling. A new series of six books they are producing in both Te Reo Māori… Read more Audio
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Myths and Maidens: Documentary unpacks the stereotype of the Pasifika woman
1:07 PM.We’re all familiar with the image of the Pacific woman on postcards and in tourism marketing; warm and welcoming, light-skinned, with a slim build and long wavy hair. But what happens for young women… Read more Video, Audio
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Making lace from muka: Rowan Panther in Te Tai Tokerau
12:45 PM.In the far north, in Doubtless Bay, Te Tai Tokerau, Rowan Panther makes lace with fine strands of muka from the Harakeke flax bushes on her property.
Bobbin lace to be precise, which is… Read more Audio
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A Doll’s House Part 2: Iconic feminist Nora Helmer returns home
12:30 PM.It was the door slam heard around the world, shocking audiences. Henrik Ibsen’s 1879 play A Doll’s House caused outrage with the central character, Nora Helmer, walking out on her family, leaving… Read more Audio
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Fast Favourites with Tom Sainsbury
12:15 PM.Actor, writer, comedian, director and social media star Tom Sainsbury is back with his friends and they’re Camping. Read more Audio
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Nō Konei - From here: Greg Donson on the collection and support of Aotearoa artists
3:45 PM.As a curator at the Sarjeant Gallery Te Whare o Rehua since 2007, Greg Donson has been there for artists over a period of significant change for the gallery and the city.
Now Senior Curator, he has… Read more Audio
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Inspiring the youth of Whanganui: Māori educator Waiora Bailey Moore
3:30 PM.Feeling the pull towards home, Waiora Bailey-Moore (Tupoho and Puketapu) returned home to Whanganui from Wellington two years ago. Read more Audio
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Michelle Excell: Bringing world class innovation and technology to Whanganui
3:05 PM.Tech entrepreneur and founder of consulting company The Antipodean, Michelle Excell now proudly and happily calls Whanganui home. Read more Audio
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From McSweeney the gallery cat to Michael Laws: Martin Edmond’s biography of a gallery
2:30 PM.The commissioned Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery: A Whanganui biography by Edmond, published by Massey University Press, is a lively history. It reveals much about the politics and history of a… Read more Audio
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Building community on the riverbank: Geoff Hipango at Te Ao Hou Marae
2:05 PM.Geoff Hipango is the chairperson of Te Ao Hou and grew up here. Under his leadership the marae is gaining a reputation for innovation in thinking of the wellness of people across Māori arts, health… Read more Audio
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Arts news: Whanganui reggae group NLC win best roots album at the Waiata music awards
2:05 PM.Whanganui reggae fusion group NLC were winners earlier this year of best roots album at the Waiata music awards.
Quincy Jones dies at the age of 91. Read more Audio
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The revitalisation of Drews Ave and urban contemporary spaces
1:07 PM.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… Read more Audio