Around and About: Nov. 3-15, at the Nielsen Gallery, 179 Newberry St. An exhibition of their permanent collection of 20th Century master prints and drawings, including works by Miro, Moore, Marini, Braque and Le Corbusier.

Nov. 9-Dec. 4 at the Nasrudin Gallery, 161 Newberry St. "Watergate Suite". Paintings, I guess, by Arnold Trachtman of John Mitchell and all your other favorites.

Nov. 5-30, at the Boston Visual Artists Union gallery: "Affinities." The Real Paper describes it as having a "quiet, reflective, inward-looking tone." The poster doesn't do much more than list the five artists who are taking part. Watch this space for further details.

Brassai's "Eye of Paris" and recent drawings and photographs by Natalie Alper continue at MIT's Hayden Gallery through Nov. 16.

H. H. Richardson is still architecting and Radcliffe alumnae are still collecting at the Fogg. Not to be outdone, Diebold Schilling is still chronicling at the Busch-Reisinger.

Now through Nov. 30, at Photoworks, 755 Boylston St. in Boston: "Photos of Latin America by Ricardo Sanchez."

In a more capitalistic vein, "Photos by Jill Krementz", favorite photographer to the New York Times, at the library of the Dorchester campus of UMass, through Nov. 19.