On view are works on paper and sculptures by Graves (1939–1995), the prolific New York artist who emerged as part of the same late-’60s/early-’70s milieu that birthed Lynda Benglis, Bruce Nauman and Richard Serra (to whom she was married for five years). Still, Graves didn't quite comform to the scene's Postminimalist vibe, forgoing process art in favor of a style that referenced the natural world by straddling representation and abstraction.
