Dave Le Fleming shares some thoughts in his studio about painting and his forthcoming exhibition in Wellington, Original Myth

Interview with Melbourne-based NZ-Australian-German landscape artist Karen Standke. She speaks about how her stunning landscapes explore environmental and political issues.

We chat with Wellington-based, Taranaki-raised modern applique tapestry artist Polly about the slippery slope from practising witchcraft to textile art

Interview with Shannon Novak, whose exhibition 17 years reflects on growing up gay in New Plymouth in the 80s and 90s, and with photographer Fiona Clark about her photographs documenting New Plymouth's LGBTQ+ history.

What was art at school like for you? Did it build your confidence in your own creativity and inspire you to explore arts more? Or did it make you feel the arts were only for a few special, talented people? David Le Fleming tracks down his high school art teacher Sue Artner to find out what was behind the art education that made such an impact on him.

You'll be guided through the stunning I Am Woman exhibition at Percy Thomson Gallery by curator Rhonda Bunyan, and hear from painter Fern Petrie in depth about her paintings. I Am Woman marks 125 years of women's suffrage in New Zealand, and we talk about why exhibitions like this help tell important and often little-told stories, new and old.

Improvised music, including an interview with Berlin-based innovator Taishi Nagasaka