Village Voice's 4Knots Music Festival South Street Seaport will be hoppin’ this weekend as the Village Voice’s 4Knot Music Festival takes over Piers 16 and 17. Psych-folk musicians Kurt Vile &amp; The Violators will headline this year’s celebration, which also features two stages of music, including bands like White Lung, Marine Stern and many others. So, make it an afternoon and check out some indie-music talent. (Saturday, 1-8 p.m., FREE, South Street Seaport, Piers 16 &amp; 17, 19 Fulton St., <a href="http://facebook.com/4knots">facebook.com/4knots</a>, <a href="http://villagevoice.com">villagevoice.com</a>) 
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 Live performances by Triennial artist Nica Ross Stop by the International Center of Photography&nbsp;Friday to check out the work of Nica Ross, who layers and loops multiple moving-image streams from obscure films, vintage porn and YouTube clips to create live-mix video performances. The exhibit is part of ICP’s “A Different Kind of Order: The ICP Triennial,” which features 28 artists who use photography, film, video and interactive media, running through Sept. 22. Ross will also be performing on July 26. (Friday, 6 p.m., FREE, International Center of Photography, 1133 Sixth Ave., 212-857-0000, <a href="http://icp.org">icp.org</a>) &nbsp;

Village Voice's 4Knots Music Festival South Street Seaport will be hoppin’ this weekend as the Village Voice’s 4Knot Music Festival takes over Piers 16 and 17. Psych-folk musicians Kurt Vile & The Violators will headline this year’s celebration, which also features two stages of music, including bands like White Lung, Marine Stern and many others. So, make it an afternoon and check out some indie-music talent. (Saturday, 1-8 p.m., FREE, South Street Seaport, Piers 16 & 17, 19 Fulton St., facebook.com/4knots, villagevoice.com) Art Live performances by Triennial artist Nica Ross Stop by the International Center of Photography Friday to check out the work of Nica Ross, who layers and loops multiple moving-image streams from obscure films, vintage porn and YouTube clips to create live-mix video performances. The exhibit is part of ICP’s “A Different Kind of Order: The ICP Triennial,” which features 28 artists who use photography, film, video and interactive media, running through Sept. 22. Ross will also be performing on July 26. (Friday, 6 p.m., FREE, International Center of Photography, 1133 Sixth Ave., 212-857-0000, icp.org)

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