Downtown Culture Walk self-guided walking tour, organized by Soho Arts Network noon-6 for printed map and information visit The Drawing Center 39 Wooster St or the Grey Art Gallery for online map and participants see https://bit.ly/2GklnHl
Postmasters 54 Franklin St reception: Katarzyna Kozyra Bipeds And Quadrupeds; Postmasters hosts YveYANG Gallery: Bjorn Sparrman, Chando Ao, David Oreilly, Sam Ghantous 6-8
Hunter MFA 205 Hudson St closing reception: Thesis Part I: Do You Believe in Life After Love? Rebecca Baldwin, Dounia Bendris, James Chrzan, Rachel Hillery, Jisoo HurStaver Klitgaard, Liz Naiden, Hannah Schutzengel, Stewart Stout, Tian Tan 2-6
Ronald Feldman 31 Mercer St reception: Bruce Pearson Shadow Language 6-8
21 Ludlow 21 Ludlow St Rutgers MFA exhibition reception: Like a Day Enrique Figueredo, Henderson Peternell, Hiroka Yamashita, Iris Ward Loughran, Jeanette Mundt, Josh Minkus, Karina Cunningham, Luis Maldonado, Mahsa Biglow, Malcolm Peacock, Mariangela Ciccarello, Nick Grasso, Valerie Suter, William Robinson, Young Sun Han 6-9
47 Canal 291 Grand St exhibition: Josh Kline Climate Change: Part One
Mitchell Algus 132 Delancey St reception: Morgan O'Hara Handwriting the Constitution & Portraits for the 21st Century 6-8
Andrew Edlin 212 Bowery reception: Big Ringer curated by Andrew Guenther 6-8
New Museum 235 Bowery conference: Seven on Seven 2019 Rhizome’s art and technology platform; participants: Artist Rachel Rose & Kirstin Petersen, Founder, Collective Embodied Intelligence Lab, Cornell; Artist Matthew Angelo Harrison & Trevor McFedries, Cofounder, Brud; Artist Sarah Meyohas & Tarun Chitra, Founder, Gauntlet; Artist Hayal Pozanti & Laura Welcher, Linguist, Long Now Foundation; Artist American Artist & Rashida Richardson, Director of Policy Research, AI Now; Artist Artie Vierkant & James La Marre, Developer and Activist; Artist Qiu Zhijie & He Xiaodong, Deputy Managing Director, JD AI 1-6:30 sold out
Lichtundfire 175 Rivington St Conversations with Artists series: Christopher Stout, others, moderated by Priska Juschka 4-6
Bodega 167 Rivington St reception: Lydia Ourahmane low relief 6-8
Hugo 472 West Broadway reception: Philippe Charles Jacquet Les Reclus 6-8 reservation requested
Bureau of General Services—Queer Division 208 W 13 exposition: NYC Queer Comic Fair organized by WabiSabiZinez and Carmine Street Comics 1-7 continues on Sunday
The 8th Floor 17 W 17 conversation: Subjects under Capital Post-conceptual artist Tony Cokes together with art historian and critic Tom McDonough 6-8 reservation requested
Pleiades 530 W 25 reception: Ellen Bradshaw, Charlie R. Olson 3-6
Printed Matter 231 11th Ave launch and reading: Gordon Hall The Number of Inches Between Them book features writing by Alhena Katsof, Elizabeth Lamb, Lydia Adler Okrent, Elizabeth Atterbury, Meghan Brady, and Yuri Stone and a conversation between Gordon Hall and David J. Getsy 5-7
Classic Car Club 1 Pier 76 408 12th Ave display: Dave Gwyther, aka Death Spray Custom Doom Tomb noon-5, free reservation Eventbrite
Pleiades 530 W 25 reception: Ellen Bradshaw and Charlie R. Olson 3-6
James Cohan 533 W 26 reception: Elias Sime Noiseless 6-8
Gallery35 30 E 35 closing reception: Nature Cari Clare, Denise Fryburg, Ellen Mandelbaum. Jil Novenski, Jody Leight, Juanita Gilmore, Lois Ross, Marsha Peruo, Michael Davis, Patricia Garbarini, Susan Harris-Demmet, Valerie Lynch, Virginia Asman 6-8
Manhattan Graphics Center 250 W 40 In Conversation with MGC Scholarship Students Alexander Romero, Aparna Sarkar, and Edina Tokodi 6:30
Madison Avenue Gallery Walk nearly fifty galleries open, many with special events and presentations led by artists and curators; for complete list of participants, talks, and receptions see http://www.artnews.com/madison-avenue-gallery-walk-2019/
Alexandre 724 5th Ave 4th reception: Fl Tom Uttech Early Paintings 3-5
Gladstone 130 E 64 reception: Lina Bo Bardi & Giancarlo Palanti Studio d'Arte Palma 4-6
Di Donna 744 Madison Ave exhibition: Surrealism in Mexico
Baahng 790 Madison Ave reception: Pilar Goutas Parteaguas 3-5
Columbia University Wallach Art Gallery 615 W 129 reception: 2019 MFA Thesis Exhibition 3-6 including Columbia MFA Sound Arts Students
Gavin Brown’s enterprise 439 W 127 reception: Alex Katz 6-8
St Nicholas Park St Nicholas Ave &, St Nicholas Terrace Harlem Earth Day: ‘a clean up celebration’ presented by the Trash Project 10-2 to volunteer https://mailchi.mp/9c32c4dc81da/trashtag
Essie Green 419A Convent Ave reception: Spring 2019 Exhibition 3:30-6
6BASE 728 E 136th St 6B Bronx reception: Ryan Frank Woodshop 5-8
Dorsky Gallery Curatorial Programs 11-03 45th Ave Long Island City reception: Art of Finesse: St. John's University Department of Art & Design 2019 Senior Exhibition Thesis Seminar: Tauhid Dewan, Erica Garcia, Shiya Li, Kseniya Ostrovska, Winona Peace, Briana Scripture, Keila Watkins, Cedric Young; Senior Design Autumn Beane, Aliyah Campbell, Sabrina Caruso, Leeanne Duong, Abigail Murray, Winona Peace, Danielle Probst, Briana Scripture, Timothy Smith, Maggie Speck, Mia Strizzi, Kayana Ternize, Gregory Tombolo, Nikola Venglarova, Cedric Young 3-5
Independent Bookstore Day Brooklyn Bookstore Crawl various locations from 9am https://www.bkbookcrawl.com/book-stores, after party Cherry Tree Bar 65 65 4th Ave 6-8
Sardine 286 Stanhope St Bushwick reception: FreeHand Juan Pablo Baene, Angela Conant, Beka Goedde, Bradford Kessler, Elisa Lendvay, Rachel Ostrow, and Kiki Smith, curated by Angela Conant 6-9
Skylit Photo Studio/Open Loft 1040 Metropolitan Ave Bushwick art party with music: Jazmin Jones LiveYourBestArt Show 8-midnight $15 Eventbrite
FiveMyles 558 Saint Johns Place Crown Heights reception: The FiveMyles Benefit Exhibition; benefit on 19 May 6-8 NOTE: Strongly recommended
Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program 20 Jay St Suite 720 Dumbo 2019 Open Studios 2018-2019 artists: James Biederman, Jennifer Coates, Julie Curtiss, Carrie Elston Tunick, Louis Fratino, Allison Gildersleeve, Alejandro Guzman, Heather Hart, Erick Alejandro Hernandez, Sacha Ingber, Kimo Nelson, Lee Relvas, Tracy Thomason, Lumin Wakoa, Derek Weisberg, Ana Wieder-Blank, and Sun You 1-6 also Sunday
Smack Mellon 92 Plymouth St Dumbo Smack Mellon Artist Studio Program Spring Open Studios 1-6, also Sunday
UrbanGlass 647 Fulton St Open Studios: Sparkles! various events and demonstrations 1-5
Residency Unlimited 360 Court St Carroll Gardens RU Talk: An Evening Conversation on Dirt & Debt: Ecology, Finance and Art at the Community Level co-organized by TILL (Today's Industrial Living Landscapes); speakers: Matthew Seybold (co-editor, Routledge Companion to Literature and Economics; Editor-in-Chief, MarkTwainStudies.org), Jennifer Gross (Executive Director, Hauser + Wirth Institute, NYC), David Kong (Director of the MIT Media Lab’s Community Biotechnology Initiative), and Jenifer Wightman (a Dirt & Debt residency artist), moderated by Dirt & Debt co-curators Livia Alexander and Jane Philbrick 7
Cathouse Proper 524 Court St Carroll Gardens Fifth Year Anniversary Exhibition reception: Cathouse FUNeral in Cathouse Proper: Life to Art to Life 6-9
Haul 219 9th St Basement Gowanus reception: Sessa Englund all made of tender flesh, all put together 6-9
Brooklyn Public Library Bay Ridge Library 7223 Ridge Blvd Book Sale Bay Ridge Library Friends Group 11am
Westchester County 2019 annual RiverArts Studio Tour Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Hastings-on-Hudson, Irvington, and Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow 11-5 for information see http://2019studiotour.riverarts.org/
Madelyn Jordon Fine Art 37 Popham Road Scarsdale conversation: Capturing the Landscape Through Plein Air Painting Madelyn Jordon, Elissa Gore, and Larry Horowitz 2-4
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