Tonight at 7:00pm Liars will perform at the Temple of Denbur at the Met.

Julie Mehretu’s show at Marian Goodman consists of “a series of new paintings as well as a suite of five new etchings.”

Alex Hubbard’s show at Maccarone consists of “seven new “bent paintings”, pigmented urethane casts of a single trash painting which the artist contorts into sculpture in seven different ways.”

Out of Memory, at Marianne Boesky, “brings together a diverse group of internationally based artists, who mirror the attitudes, rituals and compulsivity of the post-digital generation’s unprecedented access to an infinite database.”

Erin Shirreff’s show at Lisa Cooley “explores the effect of mediation on our experience of form.”

Original Mad Man, Bert Stern’s show at Staley-Wise Gallery, features “the full sweep of his remarkable career.”

Alexi Worth’s show at DC Moore features “large images of private and public subjects: solitary smokers, wine-drinkers, crumpled texts, and crowds of protesters in damaged cities.”

Blinky Palermo’s show at David Zwirner “has been organized in collaboration with the Palermo Archive on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the artist’s birth.”

I Followed You To The Sun, Tracy Emin’s show at Lehmann Maupin, is a “two-part exhibition featuring over 100 works of art, including a series of new bronze sculptures, paintings and drawings, embroideries, and a short film.”

Mark di Suvero’s show at Paula Cooper consists of “an assemblage of intersecting l-beams and carved kinetic spirals.”