In the East Side space, Cathy Tuato’o Ross presents The Winter Garden: An Engram, where experience, memory and recollection are separated and considered.

Kah Bee Chow, Catherine Garet and Nurhan Qehaja present Labor L’amour in the West Side space.

In the East Side space, Iain Cheesman presents Contact, dealing with power but in the form of a reference to childlike fantasies of prowess in war. 

In the West Side space: Wellington based Belinda Grace Curran presents Alice, a dauntingly engineered kinetic work that literally grinds bones.

In the East Side space, Joanna Langford's Sampler uses deliberately ramshackle and impermanent processes to make sculptural 'devices'.

In the West Side space, Ian Balch's Del suo fratello is a two part project, a sound work and double video work.

Helen Calder, Samuel Craig, Lynton Denovan, Aaron Eastwick, Sam Eng, Scott Flanagan, Emma Fitts, Emily Gardener, Jacquelyn Greenbank, Coral Harnett, Julia Holderness, Robert Hood, Paul Johns, Jayne Joyce, Joanna Langford, Simon Lawrence, Emma Mettrick, Amanda Newall, Clare Noonan, James Oram, Miranda Parkes, Oli Perkins, Jamie Richardson, Ben Shoal, Zina Swanson, and Ri Williamson.

Stephen Belsten, Glynn Berland, Emily Harris, Hamish Jones, Ruo Yun Kao, Reiko Kunimatsu, Jody Yawa McMillan, Anna Muirhead and Rachel Taylor.

Teresa Andrew, Ali Bramwell, Iain Cheesman, Cathy Helps, Douglas Rex Kelaher, Michael Morley, Mike O’Kane, Emily Pauling and Nathan Thompson.

Cameron Bishop wants to break the logic of the tourist, to release it from its perfected, paid-for-in-advance and on credit image.