<p>FACES GALORE Jeff Bailey Gallery presents “Jackie Gendel: Portraits.” The paintings feature the visages of historical figures fused with those of Ms. Gendel’s friends and various objects. Above, “Jacqueline” (2005); left, “After the Fire” (2005). Tonight through Saturday, July 1, Tuesday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Jeff Bailey</p>


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