Emily Mae Smith: Transit of Venus, new paintings.
until Sat 31 Oct
Petzel Gallery
Things to do in New York City today, Thursday 29 October: 509 events, among them 266 in exhibitions and museums, 40 in theatre, 35 in food and drink, 29 in concerts, 26 in workshops and courses, 22 in party and club and 91 others.
Emily Mae Smith: Transit of Venus, new paintings.
until Sat 31 Oct
Petzel Gallery
Ross Bleckner: Octopus, new paintings at Petzel Gallery.
until Sat 31 Oct
Petzel Gallery
Carlos Martiel: Dark AGe, a solo art exhibition.
until Sat 30 Jan
The 8th Floor Gallery
Betty Parsons: Abstract Expressionist paintings by women.
until Sat 2 Jan
Alexander Gray Associates Gallery
Slam Frank: satirical musical of Anne Frank as hip-hop show.
until Mon 30 Nov
Orpheum Theatre
$62
Ford and Tchelitchew: photos of the avant-garde.
until Sat 31 Oct
Daniel Cooney Fine Art Gallery
Early optical art by Stanczak, Pearson and Kelly.
until Sat 31 Oct
David Richard Gallery
Sacred Splendor: Jewish and Christian treasures of Prague.
until Sun 7 Feb
The Jewish Museum
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Kenneth Victor Young: Works 1970 - 1972, paintings.
until Sat 31 Oct
Andrew Kreps Gallery
Andrea Bowers: Democracy Needs Our Courage, new works.
until Sat 31 Oct
Andrew Kreps Gallery
Array Collective: In the Round, Belfast group art show.
until Wed 13 Jan
Irish Arts Center
Free
Strausfeld's linocut film posters for the Academy Cinema.
until Sun 28 Feb
Poster House
Aziz Hazara: Coming Home, an exhibition of war leftovers.
until Mon 28 Dec
Sculpture Center
The Architect & The Housewife: artists on home and chores.
until Sun 9 May
Gladstone Gallery
Io sono un pittore: Jannis Kounellis retrospective.
until Sun 17 Jan
Gladstone Gallery
Nights at the Circus: paintings by Lingrou Xie.
until Sun 1 Nov
Nan Ke Gallery
Midnight: Todrick Hall's musical of lives in the old South.
until Sun 3 Jan
Daryl Roth Theatre
from $75
Kino Drift: Skoczek's part-cinema, part-library exhibition.
until Sat 14 Nov
Swiss Institute
Renée Cox: Take A Good Look, photos by Renée Cox.
until Sat 31 Oct
Ethan Cohen Gallery
Shelley Niro's photos on memory and Indigenous identity.
until Sat 31 Oct
Hales Gallery
Rocío Rodríguez: six abstract paintings.
until Sat 7 Nov
Kathryn Markel Fine Arts
Kader Attia: Hosts at the Louvre, an exhibition.
until Mon 14 Dec
Lehmann Maupin
The Hairy Ape: O'Neill's play of revenge and belonging.
until Sun 15 Nov
Irish Repertory Theatre
$55–125
Art + Furniture: art as usable design, 1960s–1990s.
until Fri 2 Apr
New York School of Interior Design
Designed to Be Red: two centuries of Native poster art.
until Sun 21 Feb
Poster House
Free
Lefor-Openo: cute French posters and politics after WWII.
until Sun 21 Feb
Poster House
Like everything alive: art on bodies, objects and identity.
until Sat 19 Dec
Pratt Manhattan Gallery
Shimmer: 17 artists imagining a posthuman future.
until Sun 3 Jan
Gladstone Gallery
Martin Puryear: sculpture and drawings.
until Sun 17 Jan
Matthew Marks Gallery
Terry Winters prints: math and nature.
until Sun 4 Apr
Matthew Marks Gallery
Broken: sculpture fragments from Michelangelo to Bourgeois.
until Sun 24 Jan
Matthew Marks Gallery
The Imaginary Invalid, a Molière comedy starring Bill Irwin.
until Sun 22 Nov
Todd Haimes Theatre
from $69
Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen: musical in a brothel.
until Sun 3 Jan
The Night Egg at the Culture Club
$49
Puccini's La Bohème: opera live from the Met's stage.
until Thu 29 Apr
Metropolitan Opera
$55–65
Roll Call: two centuries of Black American art on show.
until Sun 17 Jan
Gladstone Gallery
$19.71
Vija Celmins: drawings of oceans, deserts and skies.
until Mon 15 Feb
Matthew Marks Gallery
€12.50
Imago: July Guzman and Sol Summers paint new landscapes.
until Fri 6 Nov
Albertz Benda Gallery
Dark Matter U: an exhibition on justice and design.
until Sat 27 Mar
Center for Architecture
Humanist modernity: exhibition on architects the Nowickis.
until Sat 27 Mar
Center for Architecture
Dark Forest, Silver Moon: new work by Ian Collings.
until Fri 1 Jan
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