Indiscreet Tourist is an exhibition by Rupert Travis opening at Föenander gallery.
All works painted during Travis’ time spent overseas in the South of France, Indiscreet Tourist is a response to what catches our attention as we travel and observations that might go unnoticed by locals otherwise.
Through the eyes of the tourist, it explores ideas of the familiar and the unfamiliar.
Sofia spoke to Rupert about his practice, what inspires his work, and the themes of Indiscreet Tourist.
Break dawn on the B! Grab a coffee and tune in to a weekend debrief with Elle and Joel and some cracker tunes. Elle spends too much money on new records so have a wee listen to the new musical stylings from Louisa Nicklin, Fontaines D.C. and Hinds. We also had some live music from The Backseat Lovers live at the Troubadour and The Mockers from the live album 'Wellington Zone.'
Romi Wrights joins Rosetta on air for a kōrero about her forthcoming appearances at The Other's Way Festival and Splore 2026! Stay tuned for her debut album in 2026, and listen to Brekkie every day this week for a chance to win tickets to Splore. Whakarongo mai nei!
Rosetta and Nick made it all the way down to Tākaka for Twisted Frequency 2025-26 - which was chocka full of incredible music, community, art, wild weather, and good parties. Listen back to their interviews with Mauri Aura, Droneeater, Cam from the Dojo team, a very special weather report from Molly Breeze and Field Enhancement Unity, Andwahn, Neve IV, Rooster Records, Debt Club, Dropper, Hemi Hemmingway, Ringlets and Earth Tongue!
Tickets for Twisted Frequency 2027 are on sale now, with the option to add koha/donation if you're in a position to support. Whakarongo mai nei!
Who's ready for another year of great coffee and great tunes thanks to our friends at eighthirty coffee roasters? Christian is back in the studio to chat about the eighthirty organic blend, and fill us in on the tragic loss of the eighthirty instagram over the summer. Don't worry though, they're back up and running and ready for you to follow!
This episode of bLine heads to J-Day, an annual celebration of cannabis culture and a protest against Aotearoa's current cannabis legislation. We spoke with the people at J-Day about what the event represented to them and why cannabis should be legalised. After J-Day, we headed back to the studio to speak with some experts about the ramifications of cannabis criminalisation.
Thanks to all of our guests, everyone who spoke with us at J-Day, PhD candidate at the University of Otago, Wetini Rapana, and Policy Director at the New Zealand Drug Foundation, Jacek Kolodziej.
This Morning Glory Huia pumped the first half of the show with a mix of guitar rock/ post punk and gargage to get everyones spirits alive and ready for this week's rocking Fancy New Band, Prosa!
Afterwards the show cruised into a combination of beautiful melodies and solid dance beats.
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