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Set List:

It’s Not Just Me, It’s Everybody - Weyes Blood

Midnight Is My Name - Ebony Lamb

Bad Days - Promiseland 

Pressure Feat. Shy Girl - Florentino

Faye Webster - Better Distractions

Customised Mousepad - Thee Golden Geese

Total Football - Parquet Courts

B Your Boy - Voom

High Beams Feat. Vallé - And$um

Tunnels - Julian Temple Band 

Jelsy - bar italia

Can’t Stand - The Grogans

Funklude Feat. Eden Burns - Nice Girl

Fancy New Band with TSANATE

Stay Soft - Mitski

Broken - Little Sims

Leaky Home Simulator 2031 - Model Home

Charlie - Roidz

Shellyvoid - Milk

Jealous Remix - Coco Solid

Jennifer Mason is a Tāmaki based oil painter, with a practice centered around Mason's passion for painting the figure, a subject typically known as ‘The nude’. 

Her current exhibition The Boundary of the Intelligible delves into new modes of exploration for the artist. In earlier works Mason typically focused solely on the figure, resembling elements of portraiture with references taken from posed models. But within this new body of work Mason has shifted her point of reference and has turned directly to the history of western art, and its iconic figures.

Recontextualizing these figures from art history and pulling them into her own paintings filled with vibrant prismatic fields of colour where bodies ascend, weightless and untethered. Removed from their past moments and brought into a world of tranquility with renewed vitality, separated from space and time.  

Maya had a chat with Jennifer about her show and overall practice.

Aimee talks to art writer Anthony Byrt about his book: This model world: Travels to the edge of the contemporary world. 

First up on today’s Wire, Jemima speaks Dr Jarrod Gilbert about working with gangs to reduce crime. Neutral corner returns on Trump’s recent executive order to reverse the separation of children and their families at the border. Andrew Little joins Lachlan for their regular chat where they discuss rehabilitation in prison. Our Wire Worry week is sex work and Lachlan talks to Dame Catherine Healy from the New Zealand Prostitutes’ Collective about the Swedish model and why decriminalisation is much better. Finally This Day in History looks at the Freedom Summer murders in 1964.