"The Comfort of Strangers"

In this exhibition, four previously unrelated New York artists are juxtaposed in order to present the opposing dualities of form and function. Jack Whitten’s geometric forms are hung alongside Sylvia Sleigh's portraits and Judith Bernstein’s politically charged charcoal drawings. A highlight is the lifelong work of Leslie Thornton, a piece called Peggy and Fred in Hell that took almost 20 years to make.