Things to do in New York City on Friday 27 November

Constantin Brancusi: the sculptor's studio at MoMA.

Pre-Existing Condition: new play with Lupita Nyong'o.

The Heart of the Matter: Carrie Mae Weems retrospective.

Cezanne and Us: his legacy from Gauguin to Doig.

From Monet to Hockney: 135 years of landscape painting.

Roy Lichtenstein: Like New, a Pop art retrospective.

Matisse and Alex Katz: two painters of silence in dialogue.

Claes Oldenburg's Six Themes: Pop Art sculptures.

Arthur Jafa's acclaimed video montage of Black life.

The Spirit of '76?: 1970s Americana from the bicentennial.

Founding Principles: civics and Staten Island history.

Big City Folk Song Club: new songs with Niall Connolly.

Traditional Irish Sessions: open jams, all welcome.

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Sarah Hanahan Quartet: late-night jazz with David Kikoski.

Glazing Deep Dive with Camila Ruiz: hands-on glaze workshop.

Color Intaglio: advanced color printmaking workshop.

Reading Garbage: A. R. Ammons and the Long Poem

Nike: Form Follows Motion: before-hours gallery tour.

Afternoon Action: rapid chess tournament, three rounds.

Yuichi Hirakawa Jazz Group: jazz, blues and R&B.

Othello, Shakespeare's tragedy, played by four actors.

FIDE Blitz: rated speed chess with $700 in prizes.

Here There Are Blueberries, by Kaufman and Gronich.

Masquerade: immersive Phantom of the Opera musical.

The Steel Man, a drama of fathers, sons and legacy.

The Infinite Wrench: 30 short plays in one hour.

SaRon Crenshaw Band: blues until 3 AM.

Bobby Harden with Off Da Hook: soul and blues.

Jazsalyn: Warpmode, digital art on Blackness and AI.

Leo Castañeda's Camoflux Recall Grotto: meditative web game.

The Thinking Ocean: digital art between fluid and code.

Hot Glass Hangout & Studio Sale: live glassblowing demos.

Hortensia Mi Kafchin's video installation of morphing eyes.

Shu Lea Cheang: LOVER LOVE, video installation.

Schmigadoon!: Tony-winning Golden Age musical spoof.

The Catch One: Jackson meets Rauschenberg.

Costume Art: fashions paired with artworks at the Met.

Ed Young's Bright Worlds: six decades of picture book art.

Dyani White Hawk: ten decades of Native painting.