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Hagit Barkai's exhibit conjures a sense of uneasiness. The mostly nude figures, with faces somewhat blurred, convey feelings of vulnerability, apprehensiveness and disarray. Barkai, born and raised in Israel, currently works as an assistant professor of art at Davidson College. To find out more about Barkai, visit www.hagitbarkai.com.
Through Dec. 7. Van Every Gallery, Davidson College, 315 N. Main St., Davidson. 704-894-2519. www.davidsoncollegeartgalleries.org.
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