In her last show here, Lasworth engaged the writings of Flannery O'Connor, matching the author's forays into the dark extremes of religious faith with her own searing, symbolic portraits and narrative tableaux. Now Lasworth has immersed herself in the famously erotic biblical text The Song of Songs. Voices shift in the canticle, and interpretations vary widely, depending on the era and religious bent of the reader. Lasworth cuts through the academic discourse to do what the song itself does so vividly - create images of intense sensual reverie.