+ Gold Sprints Party: sweat, booze, art, music and bikes. Monster Track may be canceled, but the party goes on. (Third Ward, 195 Morgan Ave, Brooklyn)
+ Prepare for Glory: photos, paintings, illustration, shenanigans and merriment. (Saved Gallery, 3 Hope St, Brooklyn)
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+ Hamburger Eyes, the San Francisco based, film-loving, photozine-makers, celebrate the release of their first book, Hamburger Eyes: Inside Burgerworld, with an exhibit at powerHouse Arena opening tonight at 6 (37 Main St, DUMBO, Brooklyn). Watch a video about them at XLR8R.
+ Jordan Eagles opens a show of blood art at Merge Gallery (205 West 20th Street, Chelsea). Eagles has been experimenting with blood as a medium for 10 years which makes us wonder whether Dash Snow will be jerking off on the NY Post as long.
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+The Lovely Brenda presents ‘Art Party‘ a group show with works by Anna Marra, Matt Siren, Emily Raw, Edina S., Knox, Faro, Brenda and Hayden Staudenmaier. Red Bull, Sparks, wine and beer provided. (145 Roebling (Basement), between Metropolitan Avenue and Hope Street, Williamsburg)
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+ Reverend Billy leads a “Hot & Holy Revival” with the Stop Shopping Gospel Choir and The Not Buying It Band to benefit the Carnegie Studio Coalition and save artists from eviction. (Highline Ballroom, 431 West 16th Street, Chelsea)
+ Street photographer and documentarian Jamel Shabazz opens an exhibition at The Bronx Museum of the Arts. (The Bronx Museum of the Arts, 1040 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY)
+ Pravda kicks off a Sunday night film series of Russian and Eastern European films with a screening of work by Vsevolod Pudovkin and Alexander Dovzhenko. It’s free with complimentary homemade chips and caviar dip to help you get in the spirits. (Pravda, 281 Lafayette Street, NY, NY)
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+ Urbanity on Paper, “a group show that takes as its subtext the entwined aesthetic, philosophical, and sociological facets of cities,” opens at Anna Kustera (520 W 21st St, Chelsea).
+ A benefit show for Showpaper with Team Robespierre, Ninjasonik, Vivian Girls, and Snakes Say Hiss at Market Hotel (957 Broadway at Myrtle Ave, Bushwick)
+ The Saint at Large featuring the sculpture of Marc Swanson, opens at the Bellwether Gallery (134 Tenth Ave, Chelsea).
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