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  • 'Second Skin' 
    Clifton-Cunningham Alana (Vishna Collins, 2006)
  • Second skin: new knitting 
    Clifton-Cunningham Alana (Alana Clifton-Cunningham, 2008)
    Exhibition catalogue and essay
  • Study of factors influencing electricity used in Newington 
    Riedy Christopher; Partridge Emma (Transgrid, 2006)
    Study of factors influencing electricity used in Newington
  • Sydney Esquisse, Datum UTS Group Show, Customs House, Sydney 
    Heffer Cecilia (Sydney Esquisse, Design week, 2006)
    Design Week, group Show at Customs house
  • Temple 
    Titmarsh Mark (UTS Gallery, 2008)
    An exhibition of works examining the material possibilities of colour in painting as it expands outwards to occupy space and time
  • Untitled Landscapes 
    Roxburgh Mark (University of Canberra, 2008)
  • Using pot plants to clean indoor air 
    Wood Rolf; Burchett Margaret; Alquezar Ralph; Orwell Ralph; Tarran Jane; Torpy Fraser (The Nursery Papers, Nursery and Garden Industry Australia, 2004)
    Polluted indoor air, air contaminated by Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), are a major cause of headaches, nausea, concentration loss and other `building-related illnesses¿. Previous laboratory research by the Plants and ...
  • Where Fashion and Architecture Collide: The Design Aesthetic of Shinmi Park 
    Karaminas Vicki (Faculty ofd Design, Architecture and Building, UTS, 2007)
  • Work/Play: 30 Years of Visual Communication 
    Roxburgh Mark; Sweetapple Kate (UTS, 2006)
    This exhibition surveyed the work of some Australia's leading visual communication designers spanning the past 30 years. Participating exhibitors were asked to exhibit a single piece of work and design a piece of visual ...
  • Worldviews - solo exhibition 
    Gothe Jacqueline (DAB Lab, 2008)
    These days we all share a global concern for the world in which we live, but have many different views on how exactly it is we should be living within it. Jacqueline Gothe's exhibition Worldviews explores visual representations ...