The Independent Art Fair kicks off on Wednesday, May 5, at Spring Studios, 50 Varick St.

“The little art fair that could” bets on the butterfly effect.

Karma Gallery hosted the eagerly anticipated opening of “Allies,” a body of works by artist Alan Saret, April 21 at its 22 E. 2nd St. gallery.

Al Diaz and Richard Hambleton are among the Icons & Vandals that are part of a new show that opened April 23 at West Chelsea Contemporary, 231 10th Ave.

On 4/20, International Weed Smoking Day, Cannabis and CBD enthusiasts gather to smoke, vape, eat edibles and celebrate.

Jean-Michel Basquiat: King Pleasure is a joyous, immersive journey into the world the artist created, starting from his humble living room in Brooklyn to the Great Jones Street studio where he lived, worked and ultimately died.

A diverse group of street artists and other creatives, inspired by DJ-spun tracks and weed lit up lower Broadway April 16, for Community vs. Everything,

Downtown rock ‘n’ roll photographer Bobby Grossman’s new show Low Fidelity takes viewers back to lower Manhattan’s rock ‘n’ roll Big Bang.

Jean-Michel Basquiat: Art and Objecthood, on view through June 11 at Nahmad Contemporary, 980 Madison Avenue.

There are not one, but two Basquiat shows on view simultaneously in the city rn.

Subterra Groove Bazaar, committing art at the intersection of art, music and culture.

Artists gather for the weekly Drink and Draw event at Book Club Bar, 197 E 3rd St.

One woman’s Thursday night art world odyssey in the East Village and beyond.

Artexpo New York opens to the public on Friday, April 8, at 11 AM at Pier 36, 299 South St. in the Lower East Side.

Art Gallery Becomes Activist Headquarters.

NADA New York will showcase a diverse selection from 81 members and a total of 120 galleries, art spaces, and non-profit organizations spanning 37 cities and 18 countries.

Frieze New York 2022 runs from May 18-22 at The Shed, 545, W. 30th St.

“We organized this Biennial to reflect these precarious and improvised times”

VOLTA returns to New York, May 18-22, 548 West 22nd St.

Independent returns to its former location at Spring Studios in Tribeca, May 5–8.