This week Rosie and Lucy talk to Gold Coast artist Claudia De Salvo, who is currently showing at CCAS Gorman House as part of the exhibition High Rise Low Rise, a collaboration between David Broker and Rebecca Ross from The Wall a Gold Coast art space.

Rosie talks to Jay Kochel from the ANU School of Art on the Graduate exhibition while he installs the Drawing Prize at M16 Artspace and Lucy talks Exquisite Corpse at the ANU Medical School

This week we talk to Contour 556 creator Neil Hobbs and participating artist Peter Van Der Mark on this significant new (and hopefully continuing) event for Canberra art.

This week Rosie talks to Dr Olivier Krischer from the Centre on China in the World about the current exhibition Zhang Peili; from Painting to Video. Peili was a pioneer video artist who uses subtle everyday images to examine power relationships.

This week Rosie and guest co-presenter Amy Linsell talk to Crystal McGann, contemporary quilter behind Raspberry Spool and Ash Thompson returns to talk about his recently launched online journal Homer on the theme of masculinity. www.raspberryspool.com or http://homeronline.com/ for more details.

We chat to artist Katy Mutton in the studio and Lee Grant, Ellis Hutch, Blaide Lallemand, Brenton McGeachie, Mark Van Veen during the installation of their exhibition Preset Memory at M16.

We chat to artist Katy Mutton in the studio and Lee Grant, Ellis Hutch, Blaide Lallemand, Brenton McGeachie, Mark Van Veen during the installation of their exhibition Preset Memory at M16.

Martin Claydon's visceral exhibition What Becomes of Little Boys at M16 Artspace uses contemporary found imagery to examine Australian identity.

This week Rosie, Jess and Lucy discuss the civic grants from In The City to enliven civic with Michael Liu from Dionysus and current Pin Six artist Cat Mueller discusses her practice with Lucy.

Joining presenters Lucy Caldwell, Rosie Goldfedder, and Jess Oliver this week is ANCA Gallery Manager Annika Harding; promoting ANCA's critic in residence award for 2016. Also joining Culture Space are the recipients of the CAPO and ANU School of Art History and Art theory emerging curator's prize Gemma Pyke and Oscar Capazio with their show REVERB.