CARDIO & SCULPT ON WARREN
M. spotted a sign outside 28 Warren for the Soto Method, a fitness studio that offers a mix of cardio and sculpting movements designed to “maximize burn and efficiently deliver a full-body workout.” Soto stands for Sixty on. Ten on. “We fire up each muscle group with a 60-second isometric hold; then we sustain that burn through a series of 10 dynamic movements,” the website says. More if they get back to me…

SHOPBOY AS GALLERY
Shopboy, the tailor on Walker (owned by Kendall and Desmond Brooks, above), has turned the front of its space into a gallery and showroom, and is now collaborating with Calabar Gallery to present textile, glass and sculpture from African, African American and Caribbean artists throughout the year. Up now: Ghislaine Sabiti, who has constructed a cultural identity through weaving and braiding. She uses a range of materials, and highlights the technical form from both African and European arts to stress form and color.

DESTROY WHAT WE LOVE
Apexart will host a show called “Build what we hate. Destroy what we love.” through March 9 at 291 Church. The show amplifies the voices of Venezuelan migrants by articulating the social and cultural components that make up their mass exodus. Curated by Fabiola R. Delgado.

AUSTRALIAN NEW WAVE MOVIES AT BPC
Battery Park City will present a series of four Australian New Wave movies starting with “Mad Max” on Jan. 18 at 6:30 at 6 River Terrace. See the schedule here.