MUSEUM
Holocaust talk, film
The Breman Jewish Heritage and Holocaust Museum continues its Bearing Witness program of talks by Holocaust survivors at 2 p.m. Sunday, with a special addition. Atlanta filmmaker Simeon Smith’s “Unconquered,” a film about featured speaker and Auschwitz survivor Murray Lynn, will be premiered. Free with museum admission: $12, $8 seniors, $6 students/educators. Recommended for 5th graders and above. 1440 Spring St. N.W. 678-222-3700, wwwthebreman.org. HOWARD POUSNER

VISUAL ART
Three-gallery ‘Crush’
Similar to exhibit spaces from the Westside to Roswell, three intown galleries plan to coordinate their exhibit openings to maximize synergy and build the feeling of a special event. Calling their gallery crawl Ponce Crush (for their locations near Ponce de Leon Avenue), Young Blood, Beep Beep and Kibbee galleries will launch shows Saturday night. All three exhibits will focus on animal themes. More information: http://poncecrush.wordpress.com. HOWARD POUSNER

VISUAL ART
Startling narratives
On Friday, the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center opens an exhibit of drawings and prints by Brooklyn artist Dana Schutz, whose frequently humorous, sometimes apocalyptic paintings are included in the Museum of Modern Art and other major institutions and whose work was the subject of a 2010 Rizzoli monograph. The survey show features portraits of family and friends, preliminary drawings for well-known paintings and, according to the Contemporary, “grotesque figures acting out shocking narratives.” Also opening during Friday’s 8-10 p.m. reception is “Embodying,” a group show focusing on the male body. Schutz and “Embodying” artist Stephen Schofield give an artist talk 11 a.m.-noon Saturday. 535 Means St., Atlanta. 404-688-1970, www.thecontemporary.org. HOWARD POUSNER