Kelly Williams aka MÓNDÙC was a

digital designer with roots in graffiti and animation, who's now creating his own blend of contemporary styles and nostalgic influences to create a unique and growing body of pop art collectibles.

We talk to Achilles ahead of his appearance at the Hatch and talk about his unique art and his plans to become a full time artist in Raglan.

Zasha joins us to talk about The Hatch exhibition for emerging artists, which she is organising this year after featuring just 2 years ago. We also hear about the Panel & Paint exhibition in Auckland that she is doing the following weekend with Chris Meek.

Neurodiverse Artist Yaniv Janson joins us in studio to talk about his exhibition this weekend and also his local Community Canvas event which is part of a tour of Community Participatory Art he's been conducting around the country. We also hear about his next body of work which will be shown next month at Artspost in Hamilton.

Seb Hart describes his art as trippy doodles so we use the interview to find out what that means and how his art evolved from literal doodles to holding exhibitions and growing popularity amongst art-lovers.

Harrison joins us in the studio to talk about his paintings and his journey as a self-directed learner who started with minimal knowledge about art to someone who is making a living from his work.

Nicky Brzeska joins us in the studio as we look ahead to a busy Labour weekend with art and music fans in town and endless exhibition and live events.

Matt Hicks, director of The Tavern joins us ahead of the Premiere and Q&A at the Old School this Friday to talk about the making of the film and his penchant for making films that celebrate the Waikato Region

Shona joins us to talk about the five different movies at the Old School this weekend, upcoming exhibitions, gigs and clay classes

Shona pops in from the Old School to tell us about the movies on this weekend and other upcoming events plus she tells us about the Joana Joy gig held last week.