This acutely stylized oil composition from Sandra Barlow, entitled, Dunedin Street, challenges the modern city architecture that sits alongside more settler-styled buildings. The grey cube in the foreground is the only structure that forebodingly casts a shadow, while the more traditional dwellings point toward the iconic peninsula bounded by Otakou and Harrington Point. The simple features of this composition belie a more complex social commentary that typifies Barlow's recent works.