Bea Scaccia: Groomed

In the largest painting, a tangle of cloth and pillows lies on a bed and holds up a book. No face, no skin. Heels over Head, or Pillow Talk, a nine-foot diptych, sends up Manet's Olympia and Fragonard's girls reading in their boudoirs, with the body replaced by bedding.

The other six paintings work the same way. You look for figures and find wigs, costume jewelry, zippers, bows and faux fur bundled into puppet-like limbs in fishnet tights, trying to sit on chairs, climb ladders or lift dumbbells and never quite managing. Scaccia mixes gesso into acrylic to mute the colour, so every scene reads as night, lit by fringed lamps and precariously placed candles. It is the only place on Park Avenue where the accessories do the yoga.

The gallery points to Hans Bellmer's dolls, Mike Kelley and Sarah Lucas, so come if those are your references. Entry is free at Park & 75, 821 Park Avenue, Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 6pm, until 23 December.