Brooklyn / Montreal, the “first artistic encounter in more than a decade between these two leading North American centers of today’s art,” kicks off in Brooklyn on January 10.

Shaun Odell’s show at Jack Hanley Gallery runs through January 20.

TV-Montparnasse: A Possible Survey on Video, the Wolf Vostell show at Rooster Gallery, “celebrates the work of one of the most innovative European artists of the second half of the 20th century, a forerunner of video art, happening, installation and an active member of the Fluxus Movement.”

Through February 5, 3,000 taxis in New York will feature a 30-second video by Ryan McGinley as part of their Taxi TVs.

The Sight of Silence, John Cage’s show at the National Academy Museum, “showcases Cage’s watercolors, prints and drawings, as well as some of the artist’s unusual graphic musical scores accompanied by recordings of his music.”

Gary Simmons’s show at Metro Pictures “brings together a range of works produced over the last 20 years.”