Bic Runga is a New Zealand music icon. This is a personalised performance for an audience of one.

Bic Runga is a New Zealand music icon. She has created an audio performance from lockdown, to listen to when you want to get your groove back on. Listen anywhere you want. Made with the support of NZ on Air.

Artist in Residence: Bic Runga

Jahra Wasasala is a movement artist and poet. This is a personalised performance for an audience of one.

Jahra Wasasala is a movement artist and poet. She has created an audio performance from lockdown, to listen to when you are rupturing, empty, or looking to gather your scattered parts to rebuild. The evening before the revolution, or the morning after. Listen with headphones somewhere quiet and low-lit, where you can be with yourself. Made with the support of NZ on Air.

Artist in Residence: Jahra Wasasala

Estère is a musician. This is her personalised show for an audience of one.

Estère is a musician. She has created an audio performance from lockdown, to listen to when you need to feel reassured.&nbsp;Listen in the midst of nature. We recommend headphones. Made with the support of NZ on Air.

Artist in Residence: Estère

Nisha Madhan is a theatre-maker. This is her personalised show for an audience of one.

Nisha Madhan is a theatre-maker. She has created an audio performance from lockdown, to listen to when you’re feeling uncertain or off-centre.&nbsp;Listen late while imbibing liquid or ingesting food. We recommend headphones. Made with the support of NZ on Air.

Artist in Residence: Nisha Madhan

Mohamed Hassan is a journalist and poet. This is his personalised show for an audience of one.

Mohamed Hassan is a journalist and poet. He has created an audio performance from lockdown, to listen to when you’re having trouble falling asleep. Listen in bed, with your eyes closed and your mind ready to wander. Made with the support of NZ on Air.

Artist in Residence: Mohamed Hassan

Jo Randerson is a theatre-maker and writer. This is her personalised show for an audience of one.

Jo Randerson is a theatre-maker and writer. She has created an audio performance from lockdown, to listen to when you want to change things up. Put your headphones on and go out for a walk – at any time of day. Made with the support of NZ on Air.

Artist in Residence: Jo Randerson

Coco Solid is a multidisciplinary creative. This is her personalised performance for an audience of one.

Jessicoco Hansell aka. Coco Solid is a Māori (Ngāpuhi), Samoan and German creative. She has created an audio performance from lockdown, to listen to when you feel existentially overwhelmed and looking for a sign. Listen in a cosy position and outfit, in a psychedelic mood, uninterrupted, either wearing headphones or on a mean system. Made with the support of NZ on Air.

Artist in Residence: Coco Solid

C. Frances Duncan is an interdisciplinary artist. This is her personalised performance for an audience of one.

C. Frances Duncan is an interdisciplinary artist. She has created an audio performance from lockdown, to listen to when you feel out of time. Listen while somewhere under the sun – wherever that may be. We recommend headphones. Made with the support of NZ on Air.

Artist in Residence: C. Frances Duncan

Sarah Foster-Sproull is a choreographer. This is a personalised performance for an audience of one.

Sarah Foster-Sproull is a choreographer. She has created an audio performance for lockdown, to listen to when you need to retrace touch. Listen to this in a corridor, with a little room to move. We recommend headphones. Made with the support of NZ on Air.

Artist in Residence: Sarah Foster-Sproull

A Pantograph Punch podcast, made in collaboration with ten artists from Aotearoa.

Self-isolation is hard. Art can help everyone.&nbsp;Produced by online arts and culture journal The Pantograph Punch, Artist in Residence is a lush, immersive podcast series made in collaboration with ten New Zealand artists across theatre, music, poetry and dance. Each artist has made you a 15-minute personalised audio performance to help with one thing you might be feeling in isolation and as we transition out of it. We recommend headphones. Made with the support of NZ on Air.

Artist in Residence

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