Exhibitions and museums in New York City this week

Robert Swain: new 5x5 color grid paintings and studies.

The Shape of Stillness: new paintings by John Evans.

Temple II: Shuling Guo's paintings of body and devotion.

The Pursuit of Happiness: exhibition by Cantons and Xu Yang.

Karen Barbour: canvases from the 1980s to today.

Synthesize Me: works by Olga Titus and Michael Dickey.

Thornton Dial drawings, 1990-2009.

Sophia Bounou and Paul McDowall: two solo painting shows.

Momentum: new photography and video by SVA students.

Threads and Traces: textile works born of self-healing.

And I am aware of my heart: it opens and closes

John Procario: Freeforms, light sculptures of bent ash wood.

Porcelain Florilegium: Alice Riehl's botanical murals.

Robin Feld: Captured Brushstroke, new collaged paintings.

Elizabeth Reagh: True Fiction, new portrait paintings.

Nicola Costantino: photographs, tapestries, ceramics.

Parlor Games, paintings and sculptures on memory.

Sandra Mazoy: Revelations, abstract paintings.

Incoming 2026: photography and film by first-year students.

Loren Erdrich: The Echo, paintings and ceramic sculptures.

Flying the Coop: Linda Mary Montano's drawings of chickens.

Touch Object Experience: handle film history at the museum.

Proximity: art by ten Snug Harbor artists.

Apolloween: a haunted house of the Apollo's legends.

The Tower endurance performance: Peter Cage wrapped live.

Maureen O'Leary: The Linden Trees, a solo exhibition.

Fall Saturdays: open late for shows and bonfires.

Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art, Himalayan art.

Fort Hancock Museum: cannons to missiles at Sandy Hook.

Open Hours: drop in at the historic Old Stone House.

Bestiary of Darkness: video art and live performances by 33.

Stone's Throw: twenty artists portray Ridgewood, Queens.

Marni Kotak draws dollar bills as the midterms roll in.

Bee-In AtHome: Jane Beckwith's prints on bees and welcome.

Younghee Choi Martin: large oil paintings on myth.

At the Hearth: Hernmarck's tapestry Carnegie's Dream.

Opening reception for Hikaru Yamamoto's solo show.

BFA Photography and Video Exhibition: new student work.

Claes Oldenburg's Six Themes: Pop Art sculptures.

Jason Wee answers Eikoh Hosoe's Barakei photos of Mishima.