Things to do in New York City this weekend

Robert Rauschenberg and Asia: works from the 1960s to 2008.

Collective Witness: books that witnessed America's birth.

The Way We Live Now: group show on finance, desire and art.

Frida: The Making of an Icon, exhibition on Frida Kahlo.

Catherine Opie's photographs of Norwegian landscapes.

Ken Price's late ceramic sculptures as alien terrain.

Pop art exhibition with Cattelan and Kusama, 1960 to now.

The Campus Upstate: room-sized art in a former school.

"Haunt": Nayland Blake's new outdoor installation.

Summer Sundays: alt-folk concert by Dan Strauss.

Battle Pass: replica cannons of the 1776 Battle of Brooklyn.

L'Almanach 26: exhibition with Matt Dillon and Peter Halley.

Staff Picks 2026: favorite films chosen by cinema staff.

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

Landscape exhibition with Goldsworthy and Weiner.

Octopus & Others: group exhibition on artists and poets.

Catherine Opie: To Be Seen, portraits that ask who we are.

National Theatre Live: British stage plays on screen.

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

Schtick A Pole In It: comics and pole dancers alternate.

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.

We Can't Dream Alone: Madjeen Isaac's outdoor paintings.

A Vivid Blur: exhibition of light-based art.

Poetry launch, readings and salon nights at the bookstore.

Yvonne Jacquette: From the Air, aerial-view paintings.

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

Art exhibition on nature and humankind.

Latin American Histories: art on an invented region.

Margot Bergman: On the other hand, new paintings of women.

Marcus Jahmal: Booty, new paintings on pirates.

Does This Taste Funny?: humor in contemporary art.

Jocelyn Bioh's comedy about girls vying for Miss Ghana.

Alison Knowles: a retrospective of the Fluxus pioneer.

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

Confluence: recycled glass art exhibition.

Krist Lee's glass installations on migration.