Harris Hill Road is an ongoing project which began in 199 in New York state, the home of Janelle Lynch's family and where she was raised.

Fred Lonidier's N.A.F.T.A stands for: North American Free Trade Agreement.

Artist Nathan Thompson fills the Blue Oyster with a variety of large ink drawings for The Monkey Lovers turn the walls of a gallery into a comic book.

From Holland is an installation by Douglas Kelaher and Warren Olds. The project draws together some of the visual language and processes of design, adjusting functionality for a gallery context. 

One singular large painting titled Noughts, Crosses or Tiddlywinks? is a reply to a previous review of a work by Christchurch based artist Paul Johns.

Georgiana Morison presents an exhibition concerned with what and whom we stumble upon unexpectedly in the everyday, and how those encounters may produce an unexpected flip side.

Venis's work Nocturnal Emissions looks at the kiwi mythology of the boy racer.

Bryony Allan, Lisa Benson, Alannah Brown, Bekah Carran, Ranitar Charitkul, Iain Cheesman, Nicola Farquhar, Lloyd Godman, Aidan Howse, Di Halstead, Caroline McCaw, Rainy McMaster, James Robinson, Angela Singer, Ana Terry and Sonja Van Kerkhoff.

David Hatcher's Works on Paper consist of portraits of G8 leaders.

In this body of work, Ali Bramwell has predominantly used steel to construct a reaction.