Things to do in New York City today

Specky Clark: Doherty's dance tale of Belfast and Halloween.

Bonegard: textiles, myth and music in art.

Art Project Armazoen: dance film on women who fled slavery.

Hanna Hur: Annunciation, paintings of rational mysticism.

The Object/Photograph: NYU photo archive exhibition.

Rough Draft Festival: performances of works in progress.

Nike: Form Follows Motion, five decades of sneaker design.

Rewilding: Lichtenstein's forests of digital nudes.

I’m not even half, Layla Khoshnoudi’s solo play.

Noguchi's 1986 Venice Biennale, seen through his archive.

Aaron Parks Trio: jazz at the Village Vanguard.

Tony Cokes: video works sampling pop culture's hidden power.

Stars and Stripes: Coumba Samba's uranium-shell sculptures.

The Lost World: visionary art by Minnie Evans.

In A Dream You Saw A Way To Survive: group art exhibition.

Halloween Extravaganza: crafts and songs for little ones.

Spiderwoman Workshops: song stories with Warren Mason.

Mildred Thompson: cosmic paintings and electronic music.

Lari Pittman: twelve new paintings and works on paper.

A Woman of Will: new paintings by Michaela Yearwood-Dan.

Requiem: Mary Lovelace O'Neal paintings.

Jason Stopa: Open Window, abstract paintings as windows.

tête-à-tête: heads as motif, from Vigée Le Brun to Kruger.

Art is for the Spirit: show on home and autobiography.

Cinématique: cinema-themed paintings and photos.

Legerdemain: a comedy about a waitress and a strangler.

Axel Tosca's Cuban Jam: live Cuban jazz night.

Albert Irvin: paintings from figuration to abstraction.

Charles Burchfield: Elemental, Whitney watercolors.

Elaine de Kooning: Abstract Expressionist paintings.

Jakub Tomáš: Five String Serenade, uncanny paintings.

The Spirit Compels Her: film series on possessed women.

Bloodbath: pole dance inside Blade's vampire rave.

Shorts from around the world at the city's biggest festival.

When a Witness Recants: documentary on a Baltimore murder.

Triple D's Halloween night of DJ music, drag and dancing.

12th Reel China Biennial: new Sinophone cinema.

KōPū: hilarious Māori show about womanhood.

Invisible Shadows: Indigenous youth face addiction at home.

Grace Carney: To the Bone, paintings of longing and joy.