Arts Tonight 20 May 2013: podcast: Dublin Dance Festival
In-depth discussion and analysis of the Dublin Dance Festival, a week into its run
Arts Tonight
Monday 10pm
Podcasts
Monday 20th May
Monday 13th May
13 May 2013: questions from floor, arts in education
Includes extra questions from floor on arts in education discussion
Arts Tonight podcast 13 May 2013: arts in education
Ministers for Arts and Education + panel + audience on the new charter for arts in education
Monday 6th May
Arts Tonight podcast 6 May 2013
Edward Murphy of NIVAL and Mary Moynihan of Smashing Times
Monday 29th April
Arts Tonight podcast: Edna O'Brien 29 April 2013
Extended podcast of Edna O'Brien interview at Cúirt, Galway
Monday 22nd April
Arts Tonight 22 April 2013 podcast: False Optimism at the Crawford Gallery, and 21 years of Cork City Ballet
A visit to an exhibition of Berlin and Irish artists' work at the Crawford Gallery in Cork, and Alan Foley on 21 years of the Cork City Ballet
Monday 15th April
Arts Tonight podcast 15 April 2013: Harry Kernoff
Kevin O'Connor on his biography of painter Harry Kernoff
Monday 8th April
Arts Tonight podcast 8 April: Jack B Yeats + National Gallery
Jack B Yeats Sketchbooks; National Gallery of Ireland director Sean Rainbird; and a painter's eye on the Gallery's treasures
Monday 1st April
Arts Tonight 1 April 2013: podcast: Tony Judt + NYRB
Historian Tony Judt remembered, and 50 years of the New York Review of Books, with Robert Silvers
Monday 25th March
Arts Tonight podcast 25 March 2013: History of Opera
Roger Parker on Opera: the last 400 years
Monday 18th March
Arts Tonight 18 March: Marie Mullen
Actress Marie Mullen interviewed at her old alma mater, NUI Galway, with a student audience
Monday 11th March
Arts Tonight podcast 11 March 2013: Stewart Parker
Playwright Stewart Parker remembered by Marilynn Richtarik, Lynne Parker, Gerald Dawe, John Fairleigh and more
Monday 25th February
Arts Tonight podcast 25 February 2013: Peter Rice
Engineer Peter Rice (Pompidou Centre, Sydney Opera House, Louvre Pyramid) remembered 20 years after his death. Extended podcast
Monday 18th February
Arts Tonight podcast 18 Feb 2013: The Famine in Art
Representations of the Irish Famine in visual art, recorded in Dublin, New York and at the new Great Hunger Museum at Quinnipiac University in Connecticut
Monday 11th February
Arts Tonight 18 Feb podcast: Keith Jarrett
Billy O hAnluain profiles solo jazz pianist improvisor Keith Jarrett
Monday 4th February
Arts Tonight 4 Feb 2013 podcast: Alice Maher
A tour with the artist of Alice Maher's retrospective at IMMA, Dublin, 'Becoming'. With curator Sean Kissane, actor OIwyn Fouere, composer Trevor Knight and lighting designer Aedin Cosgrove
Monday 28th January
Arts Tonight 28 January 2013: Dennis O'Driscoll remembered
A programme for the late poet Dennis O'Driscoll, with contributions from Seamus Heaney and many more poets, editors, critics, friends and family
Monday 21st January
Arts Tonight 21 January 2013: Éamon De Buitléar
Filmmaker and broadcaster Éamon de Buitléar on the donation of his archive of wildlife films, bilingual television programmes and traditional music audio to NUI Galway
Monday 14th January
Arts Tonight 14 January 2013: Harold Bloom
An interview with Professor Harold Bloom of Yale University at his home in New Haven, Connecticut.
Monday 7th January
Arts Tonight 7 January 2013: Leonard Cohen
Sylvie Simmons on her biography of Leonard Cohen, 'I'm Your Man'
Wednesday 26th December
Arts Tonight 26 December 2012: The famine in art
The Irish famine and visual art: with a visit to the new Great Hunger Museum at Quinnipiac University, Connecticut.
Monday 10th December
Arts Tonight 10 December 2012: Frank McGuinness and Juan Gabriel Vazquez
Frank McGuinness on adapting Joyce's The Dead for the Abbey Theatre, and Colombian novelist Juan Gabriel Vazquez on his new book The Sound Of Things Falling.
Monday 3rd December
Arts Tonight 3 Dec 2012: Kaleidoscope
An eclectic mix of modern and centuries old music selected by Kaleidoscope and performed by some of Ireland's best musicians to a studio audience in RTÉ Radio. Baroque 'jazz', Piazzolla, Gubaidulina, new work by Linda Buckley and a Shakespeare sonnet set to music by Gavin Bryars with Gavin Friday.
Monday 26th November
26 Nov 2012: Mary Lavin
Mary Lavin remembered in the centenary year of her birth. With James Ryan, Kathleen MacMahon, Maureen Kennelly, Mary Gordon and more
Monday 19th November
Arts Tonight 19 November 2012: Sidney Nolan's Ned Kelly paintings at IMMA
Hamish Maxwell-Stewart and Yvonne Scott on the iconic Australian paintings currently on view in Dublin
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