In Wendy Small’s series of photograms, Remedies, black and white silhouettes of collected weeds and plants bloom in radial symmetry. These plants, organized on photo-sensitive paper, result in profusions of grasses, herbs, spiky leaves and fluffy dandelion heads that suggest order as much as entanglement. The works recall traditions of gardening, flower arranging, and botany that balance the wildness of nature and rationalistic aspirations of society.