••• Brick NYC, which was closed by the Department of Health, says it expects to reopen tonight. Update: It didn’t. The sign in the window says it’s “closed for emergency repairs.”

••• Marla Mase (read her TCQ&A here) will be performing at Cin-M-Art Space at 10 p.m. this Friday.: “It’s in the hood, it’s dark and dirty, and  the band is killin.’ I’ll be performing songs from my rock opera, A Brief Night Out, and my soon to be released CD, Speak. Plus who knows what else I might do.”

••• A reader writes in: “I was wondering if you knew of any restaurants/markets, etc. that offer Passover catering?” I don’t. Do you? Please answer in the comments.

••• From the Clocktower gallery: “The Clocktower and ARTonAIR.org present Collapse Into Now Film Project, an exhibition of music and film organized in collaboration with R.E.M. and Warner Bros. Records. Collapse Into Now Film Project is on view now at the Clocktower Gallery Monday through Friday from 12 to 5pm or by appointment. No reservations are needed, and the exhibition is free and open to the public. Commissioned by Clocktower Guest Curator Michael Stipe, Collapse Into Now Film Project combines the unique aesthetic visions of 11 individual and collective artists to explore the depth and breadth of the album. Collapse Into Now Film Project features films by Michael Stipe & Lynda Stipe; James Herbert; Sam Taylor-Wood; Jem Cohen; Tom Gilroy; Jim McKay, Chris Moukarbel & Valerie Veatch; Dominic DeJoseph; Sophie Calle; Lance Bangs; Albert Maysles & Bradley Kaplan; and”—wait for it—”James Franco.”