If you can find the time between your mad dash from Performa event to Performa event, here are some gallery openings to check out this weekend:

Thursday, November 5:
Sean Scully, “Recent Paintings” at Galerie Lelong, 6–8pm
Dan Flavin, “Series and Progressions” at David Zwirner, 6–8pm
Kristin Baker, “Splitting Twilight” at Deitch Projects, 6–9pm
Roger Ballen, “Boarding HouseÆ at Gagosian Gallery (980 Madison Avenue), 6–8pm
“Just what is it that makes today’s painting so different, so appealing?” at Gering & López Gallery, 6–8pm
Tracey Emin, “Only God Knows I’m Good” at Lehmann Maupin, 6–8pm
Kaari Upson at Maccarone, 6–8pm
Robert Bergman, “A Kind of Rapture” at Yossi Milo Gallery, 6–8pm
“The Map as Art” at Christopher Henry Gallery, 6–9pm

Friday, November 6:
Alyssa Phoebus, “To Have, to Hold” at Tracy Williams, Ltd., 6–8pm
Wallace Berman at Nicole Klagsbrun, 6-8pm, with a performance by John Zorn at 8pm
Tom Wesselmann Draws at Haunch of Venison, 6–8pm

Saturday, November 7:
Tomory Dodge, “Works on Paper” at CRG, 6–8pm
Tony Feher, “Blossom,” and Yoshihiro Suda at D’Amelio Terras, 6–8pm
Mike Kelley, “Horizontal Tracking Lines” at Gagosian Gallery (555 W 24th St), 6–8pm
“Cave Painting” at Gresham’s Ghost, 6–9pm
Moyra Davey, “My Necropolis” at Murray Guy, 6–8pm
“One Every Day: A Printeresting Curatorial Project” at Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, 6–9pm
Liu Ye, “Leave Me in the Dark” at Sperone Westwater, 5:30–7:30pm