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'Imaginations Revealed,' Central Carolina Community College's EmergingrnArtists Exhibition, is at the college's Sculpture Student Gallery, 138rnN. Chatham Ave., Siler City, through May 5. The show, of which only arnpart is pictured, features works by the five advanced students in therncollege's pottery and metal sculpture programs's exhibition class. Arnreception for the show takes place 6 p.m.-9 p.m. Friday, April 18,rnduring downtown Siler City's Third Friday Art Walk event. The StudentrnGallery is open 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays and 10 a.m.-12rnp.m. Thursdays during the "Imaginations Revealed" exhibit. Viewing byrnappointment can be arranged by calling the Studio at (919) 742-4156.

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rnRichard Berent, of Holly Springs, shown with two of his welded, dyedrnand polished aluminum sculptures, 'Journey Interrupted' (left) andrn'Quest' (right).

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Andrew Dixon, of Moncure, shown with his glazed ceramic piece,rn'Connected' (front) and metal sculpture, 'Trois fem derriere,' (onrnwall).

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Raymond Edwards, of Asheboro, shown with two of his pieces, 'From Here to Heaven' (left) and 'Big Pot' (right).

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Tess Janka, of Apex, shown setting up some of her ceramic works by the gallery's glass front.

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Lisa Wichalonis, of Raleigh, shown with two of her untitled metal sculptures.