Centered on a video shot on Banks Peninsula with three actors, Reynolds explores ideas of landscape painting by mixing its tropes with those used in adverting media, fashion and car advertising in the Upper and Darkside Galleries.

In the Lower Gallery, Eva Wuerdinger’s series of untitled photographs show neutral territories, vague and undefined spaces, places that are in abeyance or passed by.

Justine Walker presents a series of video and wall works which investigate and document the pressure to perform in the Upper Gallery.

Located in the Darkside Gallery: Boris Dornbusch's single channel video Paviljon Marinum depicts a meeting in a former Yugoslavian children's camp.

Cathy Helps' Interface paintings explore aspects of internet spectatorship and representation in the Lower Gallery.

In the Upper and Darkside Galleries: Anya Sinclair's Future Girl aims to shape a private universe by consciously investing and indulging in her desire to escape into fantasy. Alan Ibell's series of paintings Tales from the Interior Logic depicts figures within sparse, empty dreamscapes that are beholden only to the realm of human thought.

Markus Hofko's islands are a series of sculptures showing miniature scenes of life in the Lower Gallery.

In the Upper and Darkside Galleries, Melbourne based artist Emma Morgan presents Aural Hysteric, using the strained relations between members of the artist's extended family as a starting point to examine the boring melodrama of family feuds.

Onward! is a sculptural vision for the future of Dunedin made by Kate Boocock from recycled and found materials in the Lower Gallery.

Melbourne: Sally Mannall, Open Spatial Workshop, Raafat Ishak and Tom Nicolson, Terri Bird, Julie Davies, Alex Rizkalla, Nikos Pantazis, Sean Lougherey, Johathan Luker, Spiros Panigirakis, Fleur Summers.

Dunedin: Bibiana Guevara-Hunter, Christine Kellar, Alex Lovell-Smith and Karen Tiaroa-Smithies, Anna Muirhead, Ali Bramwell and Lars Preisser, Inge Flint and Max Oettli, Victoria Bell and Lee Houlihan, Clare Fleming and Rohana Weaver, Miranda Bellamy, Sophie Black and Peter Gorman.