5 Must-See Art Events This Week in New York

No V-Day plans? We'll help you out.

Juliana Huxtable, Untitled (Psychosocial Stuntin'), 2015. Photo: courtesy the New Museum.

Monday February 8th:

Image: Dirty Looks film series presents A One Man Show by Grace Jones at the Kitchen.

Image: Dirty Looks film series presents A One Man Show by Grace Jones at the Kitchen.

1.The Kitchen’s film screening of One Man Show:
The Kitchen will be screening iconic experimental film, A One Man Show, a concert video that was created by Grace Jones and Jean-Paul Goude. The event will include an introduction by cultural critic Tavia Nyong’o and curator Bradford Nordeen with a video by artist Rashaad Newsome.

Location: The Kitchen 512 West 19th Street, New York, NY
Price: $10
Time: 8pm

Thursday February 11th:

Thomas StruthPhoto: © Vanessa Enders Atelier Courtesy Marian Goodman Gallery

Thomas Struth.
Photo: © Vanessa Enders Atelier Courtesy Marian Goodman Gallery.

2. Brooklyn Museum Artist Discussion: This Place:
Join curator in charge of the Department of Photographs at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art along with photographers featured in the Brooklyn Museum’s upcoming exhibition, “This Place.” Rosalind Fox Solomon, Thomas Struth, and project initiator Frederic Brenner will discuss documenting Israel and the West Bank as well as their artistic practices.

Location: Brooklyn Museum 200 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn, New York 11238
Price: Free, tickets available on a first-come first served basis at the Admissions desk starting at 6pm
Time: 7pm

 

Friday February 12th: 

Juliana Huxtable, Untitled (Psychosocial Stuntin'), 2015. Photo: courtesy the New Museum.

Juliana Huxtable, Untitled (Psychosocial Stuntin’), 2015.
Photo: courtesy the New Museum.

3. Juliana Huxtable at Aviv: 
The popular Brooklyn music venue is hosting a performance by artist and DJ Juliana Huxtable. Huxtable got her start mixing tunes so its doubtful that she will disappoint.

Location: Aviv 496 Morgan Ave Brooklyn, NY 11222
Price:Tickets available online for $10
Time: 8:00 pm

Sunday February 14th: 

1:54 African Art Fair at Pioneer Works

Image: Pioneer Works.

4. Second Sunday at Pioneer Works:
Every second Sunday of the month Pioneer Works opens up their studios to the public. This Sunday live music will be provided by Arabic-music ensemble the Bil Afrah project and Ethiopian inspired band Lions. There will also be an site-specific intervention by artist Seth Kranzler. Also catch a live recording of #TrashDay, Kenya (Robinson) and Doreen Garner’s radio program at Clocktower Radio upstairs.

Location: Pioneer Works 159 Pioneer Street Red Hook, Brooklyn.
Price: $10 suggested donation
Time: 4pm

5.MoMa PS1 Sunday Sessions: Valium Valentine:
Don’t have any V-day plans? Then hang out with Miike Snow, Andrew Wyatt, and German artist Sarah Ortmeyer for a six-hour improvised musical performance. Ortmeyer will transform the dome into a planetarium, for lounging and listening to music under the stars. Other musicians that will be performing include Hisham Bharoocha, Heather Goldin of Beau, Damon McMahon, Charlotte Kemp Muhl, Empress of, Zanna Van Vorestenbosh, Charlie XCX, and Nick Zinner.

Location: MoMa PS1 25 Jackson ave, Long Island City, NY
Price: Tickets are $25
Time: 12 pm


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