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Center of the Earth Gallery The New Realism: 4th Annual Realism Invitational. will feature works by Robert Azank, Anthony Schepis, Joseph Hronek, Carol Lee Thompson, Rebecca Fagg, and Katherine Grossfeld. Mon.-Fri. Continues through April 27. 3204 N Davidson St. 704-375-5756.

Charlotte Art League Figurative. works by CAL members in varied mediums. Mon.-Sun. Continues through March 31. 1517 Camden Rd. 704-376-2787.

CPCC Art Gallery Lines and Shadows. Poetry by Rebecca Schenck and Photography by Gordon Schenck. Mon.-Fri. Continues through April 5. P.O. Box 35009. 704-330-6480.

Elder Art Gallery Men On Art. will feature the work of four accomplished Southeastern artists. Carl Blair, Jim Creal, Paul Ladnier, and Wayne Trapp will provide new work to demonstrate diverse artistic styles. Mon.-Sun. Continues through April 3. 1427 S. Blvd. 704-370-6337.

Gallery L Portraits from the Golden Age of Jazz: Photographs by William P. Gottlieb. Exhibit features over 70 images of jazz greats such as Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday and Frank Sinatra. These pictures have been featured on album covers, CD covers, postage stamps and in television documentaries and major motion pictures. Mon.-Sun. Continues through April 21. 310 N. Tryon St. 704-336-2020.

Green Door Gallery Group Show. featuring the original watercolors, drawings, prints, pastels and mixed media by Ken Hillberry. Paintings by Jennie Martin Tomlin, Marcel Bourbonniere, Hadassa Falson, Pottery by Kirk Argo, Norma Velazques-Frink, Carol Weston, Sculpture by Chase Winfield, Jeff Tudor, Fiber design by Peggy Luey, Functional Wood Design by Michael Brown and Stained Glass design by Kym Cress. Mon.-Sat. 221 West A St., Cannon Village, Kannapolis. 704-932-0099.

Hart-Witzen Gallery Oui. a mutual appreciation for each others work, complimentary styles and a conversation about the color pink has led to emerging artists Dina Lowery and Michael Morgan Gibbons work simultaneously on two separate canvases switching the canvases periodically to work on each others painting. Completed paintings are unique exhibiting the style, inspiration and signatures of two artists. The ultimate artistic collaboration. Mon.-Sun. Continues through March 31. The Big Show. large scake and collaborative works by 24 regional artists. Mon.-Sun. Continues through March 31. 611 W. 5th St. 704-334-1177.

Hodges Taylor Gallery Other Realities. featuring the surreal and haunting works of Jerry Uelsmann. The reception for the artist will be February 1 from 6-8pm. Mon.-Sun. Continues through March 30. 401 N. Tryon St. 704-334-3799.

Joie Lassiter Gallery Still. by Doug Bohr. Mon.-Sun. Continues through March 31. 318 E 9th. 704-373-1464.

The Light Factory The Multiplication of Eggs: Experiments and Contraptions: An Installation by Nancy Fewkes. Interested in constructing a female perspective of biology, anatomy, history and experimental learning, Fewkes creates richly layered environments of sculptural forms and gold-toned albumen prints. Mon.-Sun. Continues through March 28. Members Portfolio Gallery: Twice Told - An Installation by Ginny Atkins. Atkins small boxes reveal the mysteries of collected lives. Mon.-Sun. Continues through March 28. 809 W. Hill St. 704-333-9755.

Microcosm Gallery Group Exhibition. of painters inculding John Haskins, Marilynn Fairchild, Scott Avett, Daniel Sztyber, Nina Verbuk and Alexander Sudakov. Mon.-Sun. Continues through April 1. 300 N. College St. #101.

Pentes Artworks Gallery All Women Show. will feature the works of Sharon Augustyniak (photography), Lynda Calabrese (3 dimensional narratives & poetry), Sandy Culp (ceramic sculpture), Nisha Drinkard (fabric art), Sue Elrod (oil), Marilyn Fairchild (all media), Sue Hamilton (oil), Dolores Hibbard (oil & acrylic), Danna Pentes (multi media), and Ruth Pentes (photography). Tue.-Fri., 12-5 p.m. Continues through March 29. 1346 Hill Rd. 704-556-9897.

Pope's Gallery Jim Chapman. bold captivating still lives (mostly fruit or flowers) painted in acrylic. Also featuring works by other local and regional artists in a variety of mediums. Mon.-Sun. Continues through March 31. Betty Mitchell. showing lovely, photo-realistic floral still lives painted in oil. Also exhibiting many works by local and regional artists. Mon.-Sun. Continues through March 31.

Queens College Art Gallery The Deluge of Mass Disorientation. the works of Guilbeau and Kerrane, a two-person, multi-media/electronic installation. Mon.-Sun. Continues through March 29. 1900 Selwyn Avenue. 704-337-2286.

Shain Fine Art Originals Landscapes, A Reflection of Consciousness. oversized canvases reflect on the reflective qualities and movement of water surfaces that emulates and stimulates human reverie and, if you will, reflection. Mon.-Sun. Continues through March 31. Icons Of Domesticity. portraits of furniture, successful portraits caputre the spirit and personality of the subject. Intimate interiors set the stage for metaphorical explorations. Mon.-Sun. Continues through March 31. 601-B Providence Rd. 704-334-7744.

Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art Nikki Blair: After The Instrument. From the complexities of the bio-tech industry to cosmetic surgery and prosthetics, according to the artists, we as a society have engaged in analyzing and re-structuring our bodies to the extent that scientific innovation will allow. Blair's work follows this banal practice to its extreme end and suggests the bizarre consequences of a world where our bodies are fragmented and possibly no longer able to be reassembled. Mon.-Sun. Continues through April 13. Picture Show. the works of James Casebere - a three part exhibition based on the relationship of photography and cinematography. Mon.-Sun. Continues through April 14. Photo + Video + Drawing = William Wegman. Features close to thirty years of Wegman's work in other media such as video, drawing, and altering his own and found photographs and postcards. In conjunction with the exhibit SECCA will present a selection of Wegman's videos including the U.S. premiere of his two most resent works, Reels 8 & 9. Mon.-Sun. Continues through April 12. 750 Marguerite Dr., Winston-Salem. 336-725-1904.