Slag Gallery is pleased to present new outdoor sculptures by Ben Godward creates sculptures in expanding urethane foam and poured resin colored with raw pigment. The works appear in a wide variety of forms, from painting-like slabs, miniatures the size of ice cubes, to billboard-size outdoors installations in welded metal structures. His works often incorporate a broad assortment of objects ranging from functional printers and ladders to consumer products like soda cans and inflatable yoga balls.

Slag Gallery is pleased to present new works by Ben Godward in the project space. Ben Godward creates sculptures in expanding urethane foam and poured resin colored with raw pigment. His work has been the subject of numerous solo exhibitions and curatorial projects at Socrates Sculpture Park, the Brooklyn Museum, Siena Heights University, and the University at Albany Museum.

In this exhibition of recent work Ben Godward explores holographic realities, constraint and transparency. The show consists of two bodies of work. On the walls are panels of hand-pigmented urethane resin along with resin tchotchkes on the table in the center of the room.

Both artists are currently investigating color and form, using distinct styles to create process-oriented, intuitive works. Godward utilizes plastic, rubber, found objects, urethane foam, and occasionally of nail polish to form contemporary monuments of toxic excess. Moldoveanu, for his part, toys with a variety of painting methods in a thickly layered, yet spontaneous take on abstract expressionism without the machismo.