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massimo listri

Massimo Listri’s photography exhibit at the Morgan, Great European Libraries, “illustrate twenty-one European libraries that use fine wood, marble, and other precious materials to create an opulent setting for books.”

sva

The School of Visual Arts will have their open studios from December 16-18, with a reception on the 16th from 5-9PM. Their studios are on 21st between 6th and 7th.

bruce nauman

Bruce Nauman’s video and sound installation at the new Sperone Westwater space on the Bowery consists of stacked projections of the artist’s hands that move “in response to verbal instructions provided by his recorded voice.”

rah! rah! replica!

“Saturday, December 11 at the Knitting Factory in Williamsburg, will be a night of covers of Kathleen Hanna songs to benefit the making of Sini Anderson’s documentary, The Kathleen Hanna Project a.k.a. Who Told You Christmas Wasn’t Cool? Songs from Bikini Kill to Le Tigre to the Fakes to Julie Ruin, such as “Rebel Girl,” “Stay Monkey,” and “Carnival” will be performed by bands who have been influenced by Hanna, as well as by her contemporaries such as MEN and Kaia Wilson.”

david zwirner

David Zwirner continues to present top-notch exhibitions. Through December 21 one has the chance to see Michael Heizer, Luc Tuymans and Raymond Pettibon. And in early January comes their excellent look at 112 Greene Street.

anselm kiefer

For his blockbuster Next Year in Jerusalem Anselm Kiefer “engages the complex events of history, the ancestral epics of life, death, and the cosmos, and the fragile endurance of the sacred and the spiritual amid the ongoing destruction of the world.”

the frick

December 16, 2010, marks the 75th anniversary of The Frick Collection as a public museum. To celebrate, The Frick is offering free admission on that day. More information may be found on their website.