The artist transforms the gallery into a hallucinatory rock garden strewn with half a dozen cacti, a nine-foot-tall mushroom, and a giant white rabbit, all rendered from beeswax. The best of the lot is the bunny, so playfully perverse it looks like it hopped right out of a bedtime story by Bosch. It leans to the left with a menacing tilt reminiscent of Rodin's "Monument to Balzac," while its lower portion—from paws to paunch—is studded with scary multi-colored globules, like spillage from a radioactive Easter basket. Through June 15. (Murray Guy, 453 W. 17th St. 463-7372.)