Exhibitions and museums in New York City on Tuesday 10 November

Modernity and Opulence: Wiener Werkstätte women, 1903–1932.

Octopus & Others: group exhibition on artists and poets.

Dreams of This Future: art from Cafritz's bequest to Harlem.

Charles Ray: the American sculptor on form and space.

Turn the volume up!: art on social justice and activism.

Do Ho Suh: sculptures of homes in fabric.

Lake Valley: Rachel Rose's video installation on loneliness.

Codes & Canopies: art on AI, bio and space age.

Clever, Quick, Magnetic: works by Sillman and Cecily Brown.

Art exhibition on nature and humankind.

Latin American Histories: art on an invented region.

Does This Taste Funny?: humor in contemporary art.

Alison Knowles: a retrospective of the Fluxus pioneer.

Gordon Matta-Clark's Walls Paper: show on his 1973 book.

Pursuit of Land: Indigenous art curated by Jeremy Dennis.

There's no me without you, art that comes to you.

Asad Raza: Electricity, an exhibition seen on guided tours.

LaJuné McMillian's interactive ocean installation.

Tremaine Emory's Denim Tears: his first retrospective.

Post Seduction: group show at EFA Gallery.

Sarah Leahy: Plain Sense, a wall painting of a beech grove.

Asilah Oui: Robert Blackburn's printmaking in Morocco.

Hank Willis Thomas: new works that reveal hidden photos.

Sentient Earth: sixty artists on mining and the planet.

The Mud Room: ceramics, paintings and performance.

Liu Wei: Speculation, outdoor sculptures at The Met.

Carlos Martiel: Dark AGe, a solo art exhibition.

Betty Parsons: Abstract Expressionist paintings by women.

Sacred Splendor: Jewish and Christian treasures of Prague.

Array Collective: In the Round, Belfast group art show.

Strausfeld's linocut film posters for the Academy Cinema.

Aziz Hazara: Coming Home, an exhibition of war leftovers.

The Architect & The Housewife: artists on home and chores.

Io sono un pittore: Jannis Kounellis retrospective.

Kino Drift: Skoczek's part-cinema, part-library exhibition.

Kader Attia: Hosts at the Louvre, an exhibition.

Art + Furniture: art as usable design, 1960s–1990s.

Designed to Be Red: two centuries of Native poster art.

Lefor-Openo: cute French posters and politics after WWII.

Like everything alive: art on bodies, objects and identity.