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Final instalment of Luke Clancy's series. Experience: Art and consciousness; the affective side of art and its social and psychological utility.

Luke Clancy's series continues with an exploration of what the predictions market has to offer the art world - a discussion with Chad Regetti of intrade.com.

More from Luke Clancy's series on contemporary art - Remix Artists: The work of Gerard Byrne.

Luke Clancy's series on contemporary art continues with Doing it properly: The Return of Skill and Craft.

Luke Clancy's series on contemporary art continues with Representation: Even better than the real thing.

Luke Clancy's series on contemporary art begsin with Teaching Thinking - How Artists Are Trained.

A tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, broadcast on the 40th anniversary of his assassination, featuring audio from his rallies, from news braoadcasts of the time and the music that celebrated his ideals.

Aedin Gormley talks to Margarita Craddock, of the Hugh Lane Gallery about Francis Bacon’s studio.

Aedin Gormley spoke to Peter Sellars at the 2006 Irish Theatre forum about how art can become social action

John Carey argues that the arts are beset with elitists who view the arts as a kind of secular religion.

Comedian Anna Russell found her niche with her inventive parodies of operas and art songs. Ian Fox talks about her career.

Historian and Yeats biographer, Roy Foster, takes Aedin on a tour of The National Library of Irelands exhibition of Yeats material.

In 1999 writer John McGahern gave Artszone a literary tour of his native Co. Leitrim. It was rebroadcast following his death.

Joe Ambrose writes a personal essay about a life lived with the music of Johnny Cash.

Nicholas Grene, talks about The Abbey Theatre’s production of Julius Caesar.

Kevin Barry reads from first collection of short stories, in which he tells tales of life in the small, country towns of Ireland.

Garret Cormican discusses his book in which he takes a look at the life and career of visual artist, Camille Souter.

Matt Cranitch examines the repertoire of this region and the figure synonymous with this tradition- Pádraig O'Keeffe.

Ross Daly talks about his approach to music making, and performs music from Crete accompanied by Kelly Thoma.

Nicholas Grene gives his take on the Sam Shepard’s play, Kicking a Dead Horse which is having its premier at The Abbey.