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What is it about a body's size, shape, texture or color that compels us to look toward or away from it? Come to your own conclusions as you walk through this peculiar exhibit with works created "through the lens of the grotesque" by Judy Fox, Folkert de Jong, Elizabeth King, Kiki Smith and 12 other sculptors, in a show curated by Peter Drake. Digital projections, foam, wood and steel twist and turn to conjure a visually jarring cacophony. Be warned: You may find it difficult to look away.
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