Ada's Garden, 2000, in the Pace show--at ten by twenty feet, too big for even Katz's talent for deliberately vacuous enlargement--is a kind of
isocephalic summing-up of the artist's career: a row of lookalike figures (essentially the same person with different clothes and haircuts, like the characters in the comic strip Rex Morgan, M.D.) at one of those cocktail gatherings where everybody talks about the "Dining In" section of the New York Times.