In the Lower Gallery, Robin Neate brings new work exploring 'unpopular culture'.

In the Upper and Darkside Galleries, Ina Johann has collaborated with writer Sally-Ann MacIntyre and composer Ryan Smith to create and integrated video and sound project. 

In the Lower Gallery, Ana Terry presents Trans, a sculptural installation made from collecting our technological waste in its compulsive extremity.

Teresa Andrew, Julie Callow, Steve Carr, Judy Darragh, Cathy Helps, Hayden Fowler and Sarah Jane Parton.

Ryan Moore presents (Untitled) in the Upper Gallery, reworking of Conceptual ideas. Moore works with small interventions, functional objects that have been rendered useless by context and that are intentionally overwhelmed by the gallery setting.

Dunedin based artist Scott Eady presents Lil’Jiffy in the Darkside Gallery.

Since 2001, Jacque of Burgundy and Lanske of Liechtenstein have been rivals, competing head to head to resolve this issue of superiority.

In the Darkside Gallery, Sarawut Chutiwongpeti's Wishes lies and dreams II was created to explore intimacy and emotional resonance with the viewer.

The first project in the Darkside of the new Blue Oyster is Husk by recent fine arts graduate Chris Baldwin, Husk.

In the Upper Gallery, Simon McIntyre and Monique Redmond present Proposition.