Exhibitions and museums in New York City this weekend

Teruko Yokoi: Seasons, paintings on nature.

Recap1956: Sadovy's photos of the 1956 uprising.

Hilda Shen: Their Landscapes, ceramic sculptures and prints.

Channing Hansen: knitted works spun from algorithms.

Karen Gunderson: Dark Waves Rising, new paintings.

Sharon Core: Flowering, photos of her own garden flowers.

Giorgio Griffa and Kamrooz Aram: a painting dialogue.

Homes for People, Not for Profit: stencil art you can join.

Bonegard: textiles, myth and music in art.

Hanna Hur: Annunciation, paintings of rational mysticism.

The Object/Photograph: NYU photo archive exhibition.

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

Rewilding: Lichtenstein's forests of digital nudes.

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

Lubaina Himid: Predicting History, at the British Pavilion.

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

Caguiat Delacruz: The Tramp, a Chaplin-inspired exhibition.

Lee Bae: new works from his iconic series at Perrotin.

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.

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.

Albert Irvin: paintings from figuration to abstraction.

Charles Burchfield: Elemental, Whitney watercolors.

Jakub Tomáš: Five String Serenade, uncanny paintings.

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

Jane Benson: her her, drawings reframing Frankenstein.

Heidi Lau: Ouroboros, ceramics of myth and rebirth.

Erin Shirreff: New Work, photographs of imagined sculptures.

Photos on displacement and belonging.

High Tide: fashion and art meet the sea in Bruges.

Wax landscapes carved with scalpels.

Cristian Mungiu's phone photos for his film FJORD.