American Fine Craft Show Brooklyn, December 14 & 15, 11 am-6 pm Juried craft show featuring 90 artists offering one of a kind gifts, decorative accessories and furniture, in a wide range of prices and categories, including wood, ceramics, glass, jewelry, wearable and decorative fiber, leather, and mixed media. Information.
Brooklyn Museum, Beaux Art Court (3^rd floor), 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY. Tickets $12/$11/$6, includes museum admission.

Open Studios at the Monty Building, December 14, 2-6 pm
Artists include Louise Brooks, Calvin Burton, Dwight Cassin, Jeff Frederick , Elsie Kagan, Maggie Ogden, Monica Palma, Naomi Reis, NaomiSafran-Hon, Eliza Stamps, Nichole van Beek, Kimberlee Venable, and Jeanne Verdoux. 
The Monty Building, 925 Bergen Street Between Classon and Franklin Avenues, Brooklyn, NY. Information. Below: Drawings, prints and objects by Jeanne Verdoux.

Holiday Market at Fountain Studios, December 14 & 15, noon-5 pm
Fountain Studios houses 11 studios and a gallery, which also functions as a performance, project and community space and is the home of the Fountain Fair craft market.
Fountain Studios, 604 Grand Avenue (between St. Marks and Bergen), Brooklyn, NY. Information.

Merce Cunningham for Camera, Sunday, December 15
Throughout his long career, Merce Cunningham (1919—2009)  continuously experimented with the limits of human movement, always gauging the historic relevancy of his art, especially in relation to current technology and media. In the 1960s, he began collaborating with several experimental film and media makers to integrate their unique syntax of framing and editing into his work. The program includes Cunningham’s collaboration with Charles Atlas, Nam June Paik, and Shigeko Kubota, which was staged for public television. 
BAM Rose Cinemas, Peter Sharp Building, 30 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. Tickets $13/$9/$8. The program will feature a post-screening discussion with Charles Atlas and Rebecca Cleman of EAI (Electronic Arts Intermix). Below: Screen shot from a work by Nam June Paik.

Open Studios and Holiday Dance Party, Sunday, December 15 
Pioneer Works presents an evening of music starting at 6PM with a set by Smokey Hormel + Smokey's Roundup. Then French siblings Clara and Gaspar Claus will present Graphic Score, a short performance piece for painter and cello. The night will conclude with a dance party led by La Sabrosa Sabrosura. On view: Chico MacMurtrie's / ARW's robotic installation Chrysalis. Open studios with recent work by artists-and-scientists-in-residence on all three floors. Pioneer Works, 159 Pioneer Street (between Imlay & Conover Streets), Brooklyn, NY. RSVP/Donation.