Radio meets pictures as Bridie Lonie walks us through a trail of art and nature. Â Bridie Lonie is from Otago Polytechnic’s School of Art where she researches the relationships between art and social issues.
Here’s some of the ground we covered:
Edward Hick’s Peaceable Kingdom
Komar and Melamid’s Most Wanted
Grizzly Man
Public Smog
Shane’s number of the week: 500 metres is how far away honey bees have to be away from Genetically Modified crops, and the honey contain no traces of pollen from GM Â for the honey to be classed as food according to a recent European Union ruling.
Sam’s joined-joined-up-thinking: Intergenerational equity is the cornerstone of sustainability but it is being eroded by use of the term to support municipal borrowing (read on>>>).