12:43 Christchurch-based photographer and music teacher
David Sutton David Sutton talks about taking his precious 100 year old camera
to Antarctica. The results of his trip will feature in the celebration of
Scott's departure for the South Pole 100 years ago this month.
12:48 Performance artist Dr Mark Harvey
Dr Mark Harvey is heading to the 55th Biennale in Venice
later this year where he's been invited to perform in the first Maldives pavilion
at the arts extravaganza. Mark's a senior lecturer in Dance at the University
of Auckland and explains how he came to be invited by the Maldives.
1:10 At the Movies
Once again Dan Slevin takes centre-screen this week while
Simon Morris enjoys the golden summer, Dan looks at new releases including
Silver Linings Playbook and The Impossible.
1:25 Actress Antonia Prebble
Antonia was just 12 when she started her professional
acting career in 1997. She managed both study and filming while still at school
and has been in demand on stage and screen ever since. Best-known for her
portrayal of Loretta West in the long running TV series Outrageous Fortune,
she's now back in a very different role in a murder-mystery-comedy called The
Blue Rose.
1:35 Amanimal - choreographer Malia Johnston
Lateral-thinking artists like choreographer Malia Johnston and theatre director
Emma Willis are at the forefront of dismantling the old 'dyed in the wool'
definitions of dance and drama. They're about to stage their third collaborative
work, Amanimal, and Malia joins Lynn to talk about that show and how she fits
everything into an incredibly busy schedule.
1:45 Auckland arts advocates the Creative Coalition Good
arts policy should come out of accurate information and strong data. Who better
to provide that than the sector itself? Auckland arts advocates the Creative
Coalition have mapped what they call the creative ecology of our biggest city
so as to inform central and local government's arts and culture planning. Elise
Sterback led the project and tells Justin Gregory just what a "creative
ecology" is.
2:05 The Laugh Track
Radio New Zealand newsreader and comedy collector, Nicola
Wright.
2:26 Actor, TV Presenter and writer Robert Llewellyn He's
the fastidious mechanoid Kryten to his fans, but there's much more to him than
a chisled rubber face with a predilection for housework. Robert Llewellyn
coming to New Zealand for a Red Dwarf Convention in Auckland.
2:36 The music of the Cook Islands
Amelia Nurse discovers that Cook Islands music is alive
and well in New Zealand. Fairoa Aporo offers "The beginners guide
to..." and plays some tunes on his eight stringed ukulele.
2:55 The New Zealand Guitar Quartet
We bring together three members of the New Zealand Guitar
Quartet, which is among the homegrown acts performing at the Nelson Chamber
Music Festival, to talk about chemistry, repertoire and why sometimes one
guitar just isn't enough.
3:05 The Drama Hour - Live the Day by Terry Swanson This
Monday is Nelson Anniversary Day so today in the Drama Hour we bring you a
piece about the Nelson region, past and present, as seen through the eyes of
two students who are making a radio documentary about the issues that affect
the Nelson area, namely tourism and development and foreign ownership of land,
the foreshore and sea bed debate, and so on. It includes actual interviews with
residents of Nelson.
To see images and find out more visit our web page: http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/artsonsunday/
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