Greenwich Village – a constant battle between classes, with the Old Guard all but gutted by an onslaught from the New. To this day, there are very few places that evoke a changing time so vigorously. This exhibition – featuring images by deceased Village Voice photographer Fred McDarrah – captures the iconography of that period by way of its protagonists, antagonists, outliers and queers. Here we find Robert Moses, making mincemeat of the Battery. There we find Bobby Kennedy, on a day trip to the slums. Here is Andy Warhol. There is Bobby Dylan … their times-already-changin’, preserved forever via lens.

(Save The Village continues at Kasher Gallery through March 8th, Free,
521 West 23rd Street.)

Five More For The Offing: 

• The Image Gallery by Larry Siegel @ Howard Greenberg Gallery (Free, through 2/22, 41 East 57th Street, Suite 1407)
• Ambassador for the New by Ileana Sonnabend @ The Museum of Modern Art ($25 general admission, through 4/21, 11 West 53rd Street)
• Armchair Parade by Julian Crouch, Mark Stewart, Ragnar Freidank and Christophe Laudamiel @ Dillon Gallery (Free, through 3/30, 555 West 25th Street)
• Spool by Andrew Graves, Marco Palmieri and Neil Rumming @ Ana Cristea Gallery (Free, through 3/17, 521 West 26th Street)
• Supernatural by Todd James @ Sandra Gering, Inc. (Free, opens 2/27, 14 East 

  63rd Street)