Art Show: Karin Sander

At first, this show of all-white paintings with scuff marks and plastic bands seems like an annoying riff on Robert Ryman—and then you realize that all of these paintings were mailed to the gallery, and the marks created by the USPS. You’re seeing the wear and tear of time on objects that aren’t afforded special “art” status, and yet you also get a sense of government as somehow artistic. These could be an interesting footnote to the monochrome tradition by way of Situationism. — Jerry Saltz

Now through November 3rd
10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

D'Amelio Terras Gallery
525 W. 22nd St Halloween:

New York’s Village Halloween Parade

“-The nation's largest public Halloween celebration
- Named as “The Greatest Event on Earth” by Festivals International for October 31
-Attended by over 2 million people, seen by over 4 million on TV
-The nation's only major night Parade
-Seen LIVE on NY 1 Television and nationally on In Demand Hi Def TV
-Listed as one of the 100 Things to do Before You Die”

Wednesday, October 31st 7 p.m. – 11p.m.

6th Avenue from Spring Street to 21st Street

http://www.halloween-nyc.com/index.php