A group show of new and recent works by Ethan Breckenridge, Francis Cape, Martha Friedman and Sara Greenberger Rafferty

• Featuring new commissions and recent works by 4 artists
• Works use or refer to recognizable objects whose properties are exaggerated or altered in one way or another
• Artists convey an overarching sense of transition or metamorphosis in works that appear to be changing appearance, moving, disappearing or melting

Who:

• Ethan Breckenridge – sculpture composed of 100 standard, functional furniture dollies, piled on top of another to a height of 16 ft.
• Francis Cape – Two free-standing sculptures using pieces of furniture, sections of wainscoting and portions of walls
• Martha Friedman – 7ft.-tall sculpture of a waffle submerged in a thick pool that suggests “syrup”
• Sara Greenberger Rafferty – 7ft.-tall Plexiglas tank that is empty, aside from ropes and chains in a pile inside, giving the impression that an escape artist has broken free