New York-based artist Bo Joseph presents a group of recent work ranging from large scale tonal drawings to bold high-contrast paintings. Out of the dense organic linearity of Joseph's drawings rise ambitious abstractions and a sophisticated body of work that straddles the line between the evocative and cryptic.  

In Recognition, Betts continues to explore the "elasticity" of the digital image through his Surveillance series using frozen screenshots from video surveillance recordings as source materials for paintings. Here, he focuses on anonymous groups of people at a mall or on the street, and also zeroes in on individuals entering the intimate realm of portraiture with a unique detachment.

The exhibitions are on view through June 23.