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new york
zingrecommends - New York Edition
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a palette cleanser for the over-stimulated art enthusiast at r/artcollecting @Internal_Gazelle_344 Special Events
- Fashion Week Brooklyn, Oct 4-8
- New York Film Festival (NYFF) at Lincoln Center, thru Oct 12
Openings & New Exhibits
Tribeca / SoHo- Women’s Drawings, Feminist Works on Paper at Duane Thomas Gallery, Oct 2, 6-8pm, thru TBA
LES / Downtown East
- Cécile Roberfroid: Carried, Not Told at Collective Z, Oct 1, 6-8pm, thru TBA
- Noah Pica and Paul Negron: 2 x self at Frisson, Oct 2, 6-8pm, thru Nov 7
- AFTER MAGIC: EARLY WORK BY PAT PASSLOF: 1948–1962 at Eric Firestone, Currently Open, thru Oct 31
Chelsea
- Anna Uddenberg: White Noise at Meredith Rosen, Oct 2, 6-8pm, thru TBA
- Kathleen King: Iconic Imaginations at Viridian, Currently Open, thru Oct 17
- Marta Soul: Love After Love at Benrubi, Currently Open, thru Nov 25
- Howie Michels: Night Club Under the Covers at A Hug From the Art World, Currently Open, thru Oct 31
Midtown
- Tightrope: The Midterm Itch at Whitebox Portable, Sep 30, 3-6pm, thru Nov 3
- The Surrealist Book: Tomorrow Lives in Mirrors at MoMA, Oct 4, thru Jan 23
UES / Uptown
- Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous at The Met (Fifth Ave), Oct 4, thru 2027
- Louise Bourgeois: Germinal at Craig Starr, Currently Open, thru Jan 16
Krasner-Pollock House Studio Floor Photo: Rhododendrites / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0 Brooklyn
- Museo del Prado VR Experience at Powerhouse Arts, Gowanus, Oct 1, thru Dec 20
- Chris Daharsh: Slop Sink Slurry at 95 Gallon Gallery, Williamsburg, Oct 1, thru Oct 3
- Amelia Briggs: Meados at Main Window DUMBO, Oct 1, 6-8pm, thru Oct 25
- Please Do Not Feed The Humans: group exhibitq at A Space Gallery, Sunset Park, Oct 2, thru Oct 15
- Hopi Kachina Dolls: Blessings for a Balanced World, Mika Ninagawa: Feel the Flow(ers), and Cézanne to Modigliani at Brooklyn Museum, Prospect Heights, Oct 2
- Absorption: group exhibit at Tiger Strikes Asteroid, Bushwick, Oct 3, 6-8pm, thru Nov 1
- Amy Rose Khoshbin: Anahita at Transmitter, Bushwick, Oct 3, 6-9pm, thru Nov 1
- Cognitive Dissonances: group exhibit at Incubator Gallery, Bushwick, Oct 4, thru Oct 25
- Errant Grammars: group exhibit at Stump, DUMBO, Currently Open, thru Oct 31
- Seren Morey: Vital at theNextWave Gallery, Greenpoint, Currently Open, thru Oct 25
Queens
- Caetlynn Booth and Giordanne Salley at Apartment Gallery, Ridgewood, Oct 2, 6-8pm, thru Nov 21
Closing Soon
- Oscar Oiwa: The Supplemental Sublime at Gallery of Contemporary Art (GOCA), Chelsea, thru Oct 3
- Hearne Pardee: Landscaping at Bowery Gallery, Chelsea, thru Oct 3
- Mu Pan: Micro Muniverse at Hashimoto Contemporary, LES, thru Oct 3
- Ákos Ezer: Call of the Wild and Maude Corriveau at Plato Gallery, LES, thru Oct 3
- Lars Van Dooren: with psychic unmaking at Underdonk, LES, thru Oct 4
- The Recipe: group exhibit at Flohaus, Midtown, thru Oct 4
- Danny Fox: Fata Morgana at Alexander Berggruen, UES, thru Oct 7
Film
- Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (1988) at Metrograph, LES, Oct 5, 4pm, $18
Performance
- Camerate Nordica Octet: Nordic Seasons at Carnegie Hall, Midtown, Sep 30, 8pm, $41+
- The Infinity Speech with Adelaide Cioni and Dr Mordecai-Mark Mac Low at Amant, Williamsburg, Sep 30, 7-9pm
Talks & Workshops
- David Byrne on Sleeping Beauties at Riverside Church, UWS, Oct 6, 7pm
Devon’s TV Corner
Messy Girl 101
- What A Messy Girl Is & Why
- The Current Alt-It Girl Is A Femcel
- Know Your Internet: The Incel Movement Was Started by a Woman
- Clean Girl vs Messy Girl Are Just Different Theories of Downtown It Girl
Reasons why the Clean Girl era never entirely felt like home: It demanded a militant neatness no one could sustain without losing their mind. In other words, something that requires way too much discipline for my lazy ass.
-The Messy Girl Renaissance
WHAT’S ON RIGHT NOW
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denver
zingrecommends - Denver Edition
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Mark Twain & Charles Dudley original 1880 via ebay Beautiful credit! The foundation of modern society. Who shall say that this is not the golden age of mutual trust, of unlimited reliance upon human promises? That is a peculiar condition of society which enables a whole nation to instantly recognize point and meaning in the familiar newspaper anecdote, which puts into the mouth of a distinguished speculator in lands and mines this remark: ‘I wasn’t worth a cent two years ago, and now I owe two millions of dollars.
Mark Twain
Openings / Events
- The Weight of Tomorrow: 2026 Resident Artist Show and Regan Rosburg: The New Gilded Age at Redline, RiNo, Sep 25, 6-8pm, thru Nov 29
- 25th Anniversary Exhibition at Space Gallery, Santa Fe Arts District, Sep 25, 6-8pm
- Enrique López Llamas: A million more things to keep me awake at Black Cube, Englewood, Sep 25, 6-8pm, thru Jan 26
- Debra Smith and Sam Chung: Continuum at Nick Ryan Gallery, Boulder, Sep 26, thru Nov 7
- Shapes ‘N’ Shit Closing Party at Night Bell, Downtown, Sep 26, 6-10pm
- Closing Reception for SMILE: The Other Side at Bus Stop Gallery, Boulder, Sep 26, 6-9pm
What’s On
- Celeste Utke: Define Hair Salon and W Max Thomason: Falling Away from Prime at Pulse Visual Art, RiNo, thru Sep 25
- Ashley Garrett: The Soaring Roar and Ian Fisher: They Are Ghosts at David B Smith, Downtown, thru Sep 26
- Michael Rieger: Remeber the Love at CU Experience Gallery, Downtown, thru Sep 27
- Phil Bender and Skye Barker Maa at Pirate Contemporary Art, Downtown, thru Sep 27
- Jody Beck: Texture and Other Forms of Beauty and Judy Frank: Correspondence at Core Art Space, Edgewood, thru Sep 27
- Art from Parts: group exhibit and Kelly Austin & Melody Epperson: group exhibit at Nkollectiv, Englewood, thru Sep 27
- Everything Is Not Fine: group exhibit at Edge Gallery, Lakewood, thru Sep 27
Tess Chatfield: The Ruins of St Clair and Emily Williams: Gaslight & Greasepaint at Next Gallery, Lakewood, thru Sep 27 - Materiality: group exhibit at Hexton Gallery, Aspen, thru Sep 30
- Matt Tripodi: Easily Digestible at Lane Meyer Projects, Downtown, thru Sep 30
- Mollie Jackson: The Space Between at Firehouse Art Center, Longmont, thru Oct 4
- Gail Wagner, Mai Wyn Schantz, and Wendy Clough at Spark Gallery, Capitol Hill, thru Oct 6
- Pamela Joseph: Tumult and Holly Hughes: Hortus at Michael Warren Contemporary, Santa Fe Art District, thru Oct 10
- Ulrich Gleiter: A New Light and The 1261 Fall Show at Gallery 1261, Downtown, thru Oct 10
- Linda Bashira: Sanctum Amaru at Understudy, Downtown, thru Oct 11
- Jon Koenigsberg: Between Dreams at Artist on Santa Fe, Santa Fe Arts District, thru Oct 12
- Joshua Ware: Language Exists Inside of Language, Secreting a Secret Sound Similar to Silence at Leon Gallery, Capitol Hill, thru Oct 17
- Kyle Vincent Singer: Slopmaxxxing at Friend of a Friend, Downtown, thru Oct 18
- The Mix, One: group exhibit at Niza Knoll Gallery, Santa Fe Arts District, thru Oct 18
- RUINS III: Performing Queer History at East Window, Boulder, thru Oct 21
- Here + Now: group exhibit at Curtis Center for the Arts, Greenwood Village, thru Oct 23
- Viewfinders: group exhibit at Madden Gallery, Greenwood Village, thru Oct 23
- Sequesterings: group exhibit at Center for Visual Art at MSU, Santa Fe Arts District, thru Oct 24
- Frisket Forms: group exhibit at Rachel Ralph, East Denver, thru Oct 24
- Benjamin Timpson: The Weight of Light at Anderson Ranch, Snowmass, thru Oct 30
- Colorado Currents: group exhibit at MCA Denver, Downtown, thru Nov 1
- Julie Maren: Flourish and Natural Reverie: group exhibit at Walker Fine Art, Downtown, thru Nov 7
- Semiotic Object; (belonging): group exhibit at Squirm Gallery, RiNo, thru Nov 7
- Klaire Lockheart: Brodalisque and Wes Hempel: Your Invitation at William Havu Gallery, Downtown, thru Nov 7
- pARTy: Celebrating 50 Years and Rigsby Revisted: 50 Years Later at Arvada Center, thru Nov 8
- Ralph Steadman: And Another Thing at Gregory Alicar Museum of Art, Fort Collins, thru Dec 13
- The Gravity of Light: group exhibit at BMoCA, Boulder, thru Jan 3
- Daisy Patton: The Place of Flowers at Denver Botanic Gardens, Cheesman Park, thru Jan 31
- Karla de Lara at Museo de las Americas, Santa Fe Arts District, thru Apr 11
- Yumi Janairo Roth: Effigy 1462 at The Storeroom, Capitol Hill, thru TBA
- Anthea Hamilton: Cauliflower Sundial thru Apr 11, Arch Connelly: Straighten Your Wig and Pray thru Mar 31, and Adrián Villar Rojas: First Gods, Lost Animals thru Oct 11 at Aspen Art Museum
- Annalee Davis: More Tender Geographies thru Dec 5, Think like a/n_________. Art and Critical Inquiry thru Dec 18, and Gifts That Shape us thru Mar 13 at Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center
Out & About
- Doors Open Denver at Downtown, thru Sep 26
- 5th Annual Farm & Art Market at Green Box Arts, Green Mountain Falls, Sep 26, 11am-3pm
- Music is Invisible listening release at Glob, RiNo, Sep 30, 6pm
Film
- Manhattan Short Film Festival at Dairy Arts Center, Boulder, Sep 30, 4pm, thru Oct 4, $7-14
Talk
- Colson Whitehead: author talk at Colson Whitehead, Denver Public Library, Golden Triangle, Sep 25, 7:30-9pm
- Everday Objects, Extraordinary Stories: A Conversation with Dung Ngo at Denver Art Museum, Downtown, Golden Triangle, Sep 26, 11am-12pm, $20
- Solar Punk Town Hall: Photography at the End of the World at Trident Cafe, Boulder, Sep 27, 10am-12pm, $15
Devon’s TV Corner
CALL FOR PAPERS
Ecological Remedies: Visualizing the Environment in/as Health
(March 26–27, 2027)How can we better recognize and attend to the entanglements of human and more-than-human injury? Despite numerous environmental histories and scientific data that evidence the imbricated harm done to human and non-human bodies through extractive capitalism, toxification, and disasters induced by a warming climate, “health” is still an anthropocentric term. Given the current dearth of language in the humanities to address ecological and human injury together, the visual arts hold a unique capacity to visualize the coextensive wounds to human and environmental bodies that might seem less visible or demonstrable. Many artists are proposing ever more creative visions for conceptualizing and creating future environments in health, and for imagining our environments as health. This symposium aims to convene a diverse array of artists and practitioners from art history, visual culture, and related interdisciplinary fields. We invite proposals that move beyond environmental remediation to a more holistic sense of justice-based ecological remedy, which presumes the salubrious co-constitution of human and more-than-human bodies and suggests ethical alternatives for caring, repairing, redressing, and/or living despite/with chronic injury. Such ecological remedies strive to acknowledge the difficulties of and possibilities for fostering long-term multispecies health for the planet. The symposium will take place over one and a half days, with sessions combining individual 20- minute presentations, panel discussions and spaces for collective exchange.
Please send a 300-word abstract of your proposed paper or presentation alongside your CV, to brianne.cohen@colorado.edu, kim.dickey@colorado.edu, and sonja.gandert@colorado.edu by October 16, 2026. Notifications of accepted papers will be sent out by November 16, 2026. Participants will be awarded modest funds to help cover travel and accommodation costs.
