Native Feminisms a group show at apexart showcases the aesthetic richness and political power of artworks produced by contemporary Native North American artists who address intersectional issues of feminisms and indigeneity. There will also be a film, artist talk, video performance and reading. The show, curated by Elizabeth S. Hawley, can be seen online or at the gallery Thur - Sat, 1-6 pm.  Reserved times available. Above image: Heavy Heels, 2018 by Natani Notah

Sapar Contemporary is now showing works by Aida Mahmudova, an emerging artist from Azerbaijan. Mahmudova explores the ways in which time and physical environment can alter memories. Make an appointment or walk-in Tue-Sat 10am- 5pm. Visit their website and Instagram for more info. Through Feb. 16.

New Sounds Live, curated by WNYC's John Schaefer, can be enjoyed virtually on January 27 and 28. It was recorded in the Winter Garden and features Sō Percussion performances with Angelica Negron and Darian Thomas, as well as guitarists Kaki King and Yasmin Williams. Click registration LINK. Photo: Ryan Muir, courtesy of Brookfield Place.

Blood Needed Due to the pandemic, the supply of blood in the city is perilously low. You can help replenish it by donating at a Downtown blood drive. To make a reservation, click here.

Help the Hungry Battery Park City Authority is hosting an online food drive to help feed more than 1.5 million New Yorkers facing hunger. Donors can choose fresh produce and non-perishables which will be delivered to community food programs through City Harvest. Donate here.