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Special Events
A Murder of Crows Festival at Bowery Ballroom, Sep 4-5
J’Ouvert and West Indian Day Parade at Eastern Pkwy, Sep 7
New York Fashion Week at Spring Studios, Sep 8-16

Openings
Osamu Kobayashi: Cave Painting at Hollis Taggart, LES, Sep 3, 6-8pm, thru Oct 10
Kristian Kraglund: Strm Und Drang at Island 83, LES, Sep 3, 6-8pm, thru TBD
Ákos Ezer: Call of the Wild and Maude Corriveau: Between Folds at Plato Gallery, LES, Sep 3, thru TBD
Sage Jeehee Kang and Minjung Lee: Architecture of Longing at Picture Theory, Chelsea, Sep 3, 6-8pm, thru Sep 6
Oscar Oiwa: The Supplemental Sublime at Gallery of Contemporary Art (GOCA), Chelsea, Sep 3, 6-8pm, thru Oct 3
Torkwase Dyson: Seeing in Blue, Lynda Benglis: Knotting, Tying, Folding, and Arlene Shechet: She Said She Said at Pace, Chelsea, Sep 3, thru Oct 24
Pierre Knop at Yossi Milo, Sep 3, Chelsea, thru Oct 17
Caitlin MacBride: The Flower Below The Floor at Deanna Evans, Tribeca, Sep 4, 6-8pm, thru Sep 26
Roy Lichtenstein: 1997 at Whitney Museum, Meatpacking District, Sep 5, thru Ongoing
Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao: Stalker at Fragment, Sep 5, Chelsea, thru Sep 26
Joseph Buckley: Chapeltown Road at Kaje, Sep 5, Gowanus, thru Oct 18
Seren Morey: Vital at theNextWave Gallery, Greenpoint, Sep 6, 3-6pm, thru Sep 27
Amer Kobaslija: Road Signs at George Adams, Tribeca, Sep 8, thru Oct 31
Andy Warhol: Theme and Variation at Ron Feldman, Tribeca, Sep 8, thru Dec 3
Jutta Koether: Songs of New York at Galerie Buchholz, Midtown, Sep 8, thru Oct 31

Closing Soon
Julio Le Parc: Window at Nara Roesler, Chelsea, thru Sep 2
Becoming Material: group exhibit at Sofia Sominski, Tribeca, thru Sep 3
Parker Conrad and Guy Grabowsky: Seeing-Eye Engine at Frisson, LES, thru Sep 4
Endangered Spirits: Art from Jamaica, Haiti, Cuba, Iran, and the Southern United States at Calvin-Morris, Chelsea, thru Sep 4
Oren Fischer: Hallel at 81 Leonard St, Tribeca, thru Sep 5
Meanwhile, the Mise-en-scène: group exhibit at Latitude Gallery, Tribeca, thru Sep 5
Beyond Digital: Living Systems and Distributed Intelligence: group exhibit at Pratt Manhattan Gallery, Chelsea, thru Sep 5
Aruni Dharmakirthi: The World Is A Kiss, Not A Stone at Tempest, Ridgewood, thru Sep 5
Encounters and A Home Together: group exhibits at Flohaus, Midtown, thru Sep 6
Fernando Botero at Sotheby’s, UES, thru Sep 7
Wilson Miller and Sebastian Maseri: Laurentia by Morning at Turquoise, Tribeca, thru Sep 8

Film
2026 Sundance Film Fest Short Films at IFC, Greenwich Village, Sep 2-3
Disintegration 93-96 (2017) and No Data Plan (2019) at MoMA, Midtown, Sep 3, 4:30pm
Cyberscape: A Computer Animation Vision (1997) at Spectacle, Williamsburg, Sep 4, 1-pm, $6.64
2046 (2004) at Metrograph, LES, Sep 4-11
In the Cut (2003) at MoMI, Astoria, Sep 5, 3pm

Talk
A Saint for Every Illness: Healing Patrons, Specialization, and the Pre-modern Body with Art Historian Brenda Edgar at Morbid Anatomy Museum Online, Sep 7, 7-8pm

Devon’s TV Corner
Hart to Hart (1979-1984)

J’Ouvert 101
What is it?
Is it actually crazy?
Why is it so crazy?
Is it still that crazy?
What do you wear?
Should you go this year?
Can you just celebrate quietly at home?

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Galleries

September First Friday Festival at RiNo Art Park, September 4, 5-9pm

Anne Siems: Hansel, Gretel, and the Wolf opens at Visions West Contemporary, September 4, 6-8pm

The Mix, One opens at Niza Knoll Gallery, September 4, 5-9pm

Kuzana Ogg and Jonathan Saiz exhibitions open at K Contemporary, September 5, 3-6pm

Knot Seen and A System in Place: In Dialogue with Sol Lewitt open at DU Davis Gallery and Vicki Myhren Gallery, September 10, 5-7pm

pARTy: Celebrating 50 Years opens at Arvada Center, September 10, 6-9pm

Four Concurrent Solo Exhibitions open at Robischon Gallery, September 10, 6-8pm

Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism at Denver Botanic Gardens + Freyer-Newman Center, through September 7

Museums

Rhizome: Origins opens at CU Art Museum, September 4, 2-4pm

Annalee Davis: More Tender Geographies opens at Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, September 4, 5-8pm

Storytellers: The Blackfeet Nation and Charles M. Russell opens at Denver Art Museum, September 6

Stillness: Meditation in the Galleries at Clyfford Still Museum, September 5, 9-10am

Imaginative Landscapes with Evan Forrest Mann at MCA Denver, September 5, 11am-2pm

Westbound Book Club – The Waterknife by Paolo Bacigalupi at American Museum of Western Art, September 8, 10:30am

Serenity Arts: Sand Mandala Opening Ceremony at Aspen Art Musuem, September 9, 4-5pm

Tres Voces, Un Corazón at BMoCA, through September 13

Conversations & Workshops

Vessel: A Gathering of Clay, Craft & Ceremony at Oasis, September 4, various times

Geovanni Barrios – VASD Program Friction Series Artist Talk at RMCAD and streamed online, September 8, 5:30-7:30pm

The Joy of Cookbooks – Writing with Recipes presented by Lighthouse Writers Workshop on Zoom, September 6, 1-3pm

Landscape Oil Painting Class at Denver Art Society, September 8, 7-9pm

ColoRadio Listening Party at The Company, September 8, 6:30-9pm

Museum Connections: Fundamentals in Collections Cataloging presented by History Colorado on Zoom, September 9, 12-1pm

Performance

Lumonics Immersed at Lumonics Light & Sound Gallery, September 4 and 5, 8-10pm

Out & About

Artist Pop-Up at Room & Board, September 4, 5-7pm and September 5, 10am-3pm

Sketch Lakeside Amusement Park, September 4, 6-8:30pm

Trivia Night with PlatteForum at Woods Boss Brewing Company, September 10, 6-8:30pm

Film

I Shot Andy Warhol screens at Sie Film Center, September 8, 7pm

DPL: From Page to Screen – Nickle Boys (2024) with Director Ramell Ross at MCA Denver Holiday Theater, September 10, 7-8:30pm

Music

Hip-Hop Summit 2026 at The Black Box, September 5, 12-6pm

Gregory Alan Isakov with the Colorado Symphony at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, September 6 and 7, 6:30pm

Devon’s TV Corner

Glora Steinem: Famous Last Words

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