Tony Clayton-Leatakes a look at whats on in London, Vienna and New York
London
Photography Parting Shotshighlights the photography of rock music snapper Keith Morris. Portraits include Nick Drake, Marc Bolan and the Rolling Stones. Proud Central, 32 John Adam Street. Until November 16th. www.proud.co.uk. Ryan Adams (below) and his new band The Cardinals pay a visit to the Brixton Academy in order to promote their new album Cardinology. November 20th. www.ryan-adams.com.
Visual Art Art by Offendersis an annual selling exhibition of work created in UK prisons and young offenders' institutes. Royal Festival Hall, South Bank. Until November 8th. www.southbankcentre.co.uk
Vienna
Art WeekDuring Vienna Art Week, the city will host tours, lectures, exhibitions and studio open houses. In all, 50 events will be staged by 45 exhibitors. Various venues. November 17th-23rd. www.viennaartweek.com.
Jewellery ExhibitionIn cooperation with New York's Neue Galerie, the Wien Museum Karlsplatz will display up to 40 items of jewellery (made between 1903 and 1920) in an exhibition titled Sparklers. Emilie Flöge and the jewellery of the Wiener Werkstätte. Items include brooches, necklaces, pendants and diadems. Among the objects on display will be two brooches made by Josef Hoffmann in 1905 and 1907. From November 13th to February 22nd. www.wienmuseum.at.
New York
BalletGearing up for Christmas, the New York City Ballet performs The Nutcracker at the Lincoln Center, Columbus to Amsterdam Avenues, between 62nd and 66th streets. Runs from November 28th to January 3rd. www.nycballet.com.
TheatreCirque du Soleil returns to NYC for the Christmas season with Wintuk. WaMu Theater at Madison Square Gardens. Until January 4th. www.cirquedusoleil.com