Pearl River Mart Gallery 395 Broadway performance: Chinese Opera and Lion Dancing demonstration of Chinese opera makeup followed by performance from Cantonese opera enthusiast Mee Mee Chin, concluding with lion dance from Wan Chi Ming lion dance troupe 2-4:30 free
Essex Flowers 19 Monroe St reception: AXxoN N. A Collective Commentary on David Lynch’s Inland Empire organized by Jonathan Ehrenberg and Sean McCarthy 5-7
James Cohan 291 Grand St Impromptu: Conversations in Art and Music Jordan Nassar in conversation with Audrée Anid; musical performance by multi-instrumentalist Michael Joseph Burdi 2
New Museum 235 Bowery fashion presentation performance: Gogo Graham Eternal Peep Show 4 $15
High Line Room 820 Washington St 4th Fl reading and signing: Oliver Jeffers Here We Are in conjunction with his exhibition The Moon, the Earth and Us on the High Line 11-1 free, reservation Eventbrite
Ukrainian Institute of America 2 E 79 discussion: Conserving Ukraine’s Cultural Heritage conservators Olha Yarema Wynar of the Metropolitan Museum Textile Conservation Department and Yuri Yanchyshyn of Period Furniture Conservation 2-4 free with reservation https://goo.gl/forms/oSQAsq30SR6FolRu2
Rio II 583 Riverside Drive reception: Fermin Baret Caminantes in celebration of Dominican Heritage Month 3-5
Queens Museum Flushing Meadows Corona Winter Open Studios Jeannine Han/Daniel Riley, Woomin Kim, Xin Liu, Iman Raad, Jennifer May Reiland, Lachell Workman and The Room of Spirit and Time (Taro Masushio, Xiaofei Mo, Cici Wu and Wang Xu ), along with Social Practice Queens (part of Queens College MFA Program) 1-4; curator and artists tour: SkowheganWALKS: Queens International Baseera Khan (A ‘14), and exhibiting artists Chris Domenick (A ‘12), Haley Bueschlen (A ‘15), Mo Kong (A ‘17), Asif Mian (A ‘18), Oscar Cornejo (A ‘14), and Cullen Washington Jr. (A ‘10) 11:30
MoMA PS1 22-25 Jackson Ave Long Island City immersive performance: Hayden Dunham Seven Sisters 3-4 $15
Knockdown Center 52-19 Flushing Ave Maspeth day 2 of conference: Refiguring the Future -- The Future is Now: Artists of Marginalized Communities Envision an Inclusive Tomorrow in Citywide Conference & Exhibition presented in partnership with Eyebeam and in collaboration with Hunter College Art Galleries 10-6 $10-$45
Transmitter 1329 Willoughby Ave 2A closing reception: Heed Angela Heisch and Alessandro Keegan 3-6
Deli Gallery 110 Waterbury St Bushwick Memory Foam screening: Artists Eat Ice Cream Season 2 video conversations with Lex Brown, Tamara Santibañez, Madeline Hollander, and Ivan Monforte 6-8
Brooklyn Jewish Art Gallery Congregation Kol Israel 603 Saint Johns Pl Crown Heights exhibition and conference: The Rebellious and Creative Energy of Jews with Guitars exhibition curated by Max Gottfried; among panelists: Andy Shernoff, Vivek Tiwary, Roberta Bayley, John Holstrom, Steven Beeber, others 1-5 $10 reservation Eventbrite
Talking Pictures 106 Van Buren St Bedford Suyvesant artist talk: David Brody Six Paintings #5 3
Brooklyn Academy of Music 30 Lafayette Ave Fort Greene exposition: BAM Black Comix Expo co-presented by BAM and The Black Comics Collective 11-5 free
Pioneer Works 159 Pioneer St Red Hook Second Sunday Open Studios and other events 4-9 free with reservation
440 Gallery 440 6th Ave Park Slope One Breath Rising reading: Jeffrey Cyphers Wright 4:40 suggested donation $10
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