Untitled, 1950s, by Leon Levinstein. Part of a solo exhibit of the artist’s work at Steven Kasher Gallery. Through December 22, in Chelsea. (Image courtesy of Steven Kasher Gallery.)

• NYC: How Much Do I Owe You?, an exhibition organized by No Longer Empty at an empty bank in Queens. Through March 13, in Long Island City.
• NYC: Aki Sasamoto, Talking in Circles in Talking, at Soloway Gallery. Opens Saturday at 4pm, in Williamsburg. There will be a performance at 4:30pm.
• NYC: Modern Times, at Lesley Heller Workspace. Through March 20, on the Lower East Side.
• NYC: Dave Kinsey, Everything at Once, at Joshua Liner Gallery. Opens today, in Chelsea.
• New Haven: The re-opening of the Yale University Art Gallery. This week, in New Haven.
• Aspen, Colo.: Block, Pillar, Slab, Beam at the Aspen Art Museum. Opens Friday.
• Provo, Utah: We Could Be Heroes: The Mythology of Monsters and Heroes in Contemporary Art, at Brigham Young University Museum of Art. Through April 6.
• L.A.: Graffuturism, at Soze Gallery. Opens Friday, in Downtown.
• L.A.: Campbell Laird, Inkjetting: Cul de Sacs and Collaborations, at the Los Angeles Center for Digital Arts. Opens today at 7pm, in downtown.
• PLUS, of interest to any and all New York artists affected by Sandy floods: conservator Rustin Levinson will be conducting a FREE seminar on how to care for paintings damaged by the hurricane. Click through to RSVP for a slot. This Friday at 3pm, at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn.