TOAST various studios: Tribeca Open Artist Studio Tour 1-6 continues Monday for map and information see https://www.toastartwalk.com/
Regina Rex 221 Madison St exhibition: Zachary Cahill USSA Love Chapel 6-8
Larrie 27 Orchard St exhibition: Doreen Garner Doctor’s Hours
Miguel Abreu 36 Orchard St and 88 Eldridge St 4th Fl exhibition: Pieter Schoolwerth Model as Painting 6-8
LMAK 298 Grand St exhibition: Give Voice: A Postcard Project Michael Alan, Janine Antoni, Trudy Benson, Jason Bereswill, Zoë Buckman and Natalie Frank, Amanda Church, Zoe Crosher, Kevin Curran, David Dixon, Amy Feldman, Ben Godward, Justin Brice Guariglia, Jane LaFarge Hamill, Young Sun Han, Jason Lazarus, Shaun Leonardo, Greg Lindquist, Natasha Mayers, Riad Miah, Joe Nanashe, Katherine Newbegin, Clayton Porter, Nathlie Provosty, Armita Raafat, Luisa Rabbia, Erika Ranee, David Reed, Daniel Rich, Alexis Rockman, Rachel Selekman, Rudy Shepherd, Edra Soto, Meg Stein, Dannielle Tegeder, Karen Tompkins, Sebastian Vallejo, Julia von Eichel, and Saya Woolfalk, curated by Eileen Jeng noon-6
On Stellar Rays 1 Rivington St exhibition: Athanasios Argianas reading machines moving machines 6-8
Lichtundfire 175 Rivington St Christopher Stout presents: Art Church, a Networking Event for Artists & Curators noon
Participant 235 East Houston St performance: Beautiful Radiating Energy K8 Hardy and Raúl de Nieves, organized by Rhea Anastas, costume by Hardy and de Nieves 7
Patagonia 72 Greene St Bike to Work Week breakfast celebration 10am
Prince Street Project Space 127-B Prince St panel on Adrian Buckmaster’s Lewd, moderated by Dorothy Darker 4 free
Vitra 100 Gansevoort St design installation: nanimarquina in NYCxDESIGN along with Vitra and Artek from 6, reservation required
Javits Center 655 W 34 ICFF International Contemporary Furniture Fair various admission prices and times through 24 May
chashama 266 W 37 exhibition: Payal Parikh The Garment District 3-6
Anita’s Way 135 W 42 Design Pavilion talks: Material Trends 2017 +: A Global Panel Discussion 11; Ayse Birsel Design the Life You Love 2
MoMA 11 W 53 exhibition: Robert Rauschenberg: Among Friends now open NOTE: An exhaustive exhibition, filling an entire floor of the museum, this show examines the creative currents that swirled around Rauschenberg and his friends, some of the most innovative artists of the time. It also points up the evanescence of so much of the greatest work of the Sixties and Seventies and the fact that the artists were not then concerned with archival materials, documentation, and preservation, but production in the heat of the moment. As Rauschenberg himself said to several friends and lovers, preservation was a problem for future generations, not for the creators.
Karim Rashid Studio 428 W 54 Recent Design Collaborations with Maiori & Loloey 6-9 reservation rsvp@karimrashid.com
Karim Rashid Studio 428 W 54 Recent Design Collaborations with Maiori & Loloey 6-9 reservation rsvp@karimrashid.com
Wave Hill Glyndor Gallery West 249th St and Independence Ave Riverdale Bronx curator and artist conversation and spoken word program and panel: Outcasts: Finding a Voice in conjunction with Outcasts: Women in the Wilderness 1-3:30
Voelker Orth Museum 14919 38th Ave Flushing Flute Concert & Lawn Tea 2 $25
Queens Museum Flushing Meadow Corona Park calligraphy performance : Ai Takaoka and Sensui Oikawa Calligraphy & Kyoto Culture; kimono presentation:
Emi Kikuchi ; music: Yael Archer-Modiano organized by Luchia Meihua Lee & Tomoko Kawamura 1-5
Dorsky Gallery Curatorial Programs 11-03 45th Ave Long Island City panel: Place, Home, Identity moderated by Shlomit Dror with presentations by Keren Benbensity, Claudia Joskowicz, and Esperanza Mayobre 3-4:30 rsvp 718.937.6317 or rsvp@dorsky.org
Cleopatra's 110 Meserole Ave Greenpoint exhibition: Mary Manning Trees is as good as anything 6-8
Cleopatra's 110 Meserole Ave Greenpoint exhibition: Mary Manning Trees is as good as anything 6-8
Southfirst 60 N 6 Williamsburg photography exhibition: Gwenn Thomas Jack Smith in Cologne, 1974 4-6
Microscope 1329 Willoughby Ave Bushwick screening: Ko Nakajima Works 1964-1988 7:30-9 $8
Norte Maar @ The Buggy Factory 14 Kossuth Place Bushwick closing event: Jeri Coppola Come From Away 4-6, performance: Dexter Dine and Ethan Primason 4:30
Corridor 334 Grand Ave Clinton Hill talk in conjunction wtih Mirrored Migration Latoya Hobbs, Lovie Olivia, Jessica Strahan, curated by Sharbreon Plummer 2-4
Kunstraum 20 Grand Ave Clinton Hill (near Navy Yard) exhibition: Inner Landscapes Barbara Breitenfellner, Damien Cadio, Selket Chlupka and Betty Böhm , curated by Betty Böhm 4-6
Ortega y Gasset Projects 363 3rd Ave Gowanus closing reception: Rick Briggs (I) Pine 3-6
Open Source 306 17th St Park Slope cHURCH OF MONIKA discussion: Nia & Ness 11am free
Trestle 850 Third Ave Suite 411 Sunset Park Open Studios noon-6
Industry City 238 36th St Sunset Park Open Studios noon-6
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