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Photograph: Linda Nylind Frieze New York at Randalls Island Park
The newest addition to New York’s slate of art fairs is a behemoth. The London original is one of the biggest art-world events, and this edition features 1,000 artists under a temporary structure overlooking the East River, designed by New York architects SO–IL. Fri 4–Mon 7
Photograph: Courtesy Galerie Lelong Hélio Oiticica at Galerie Lelong
On view are rarely seen installations by Oiticica, who played with color as palpable spatial presence. Fri 4–June 16
Photograph: Courtesy Greene Naftali Rachel Harrison, “The Help” at Greene Naftali
Jugs of protein powder and Native American figurines are some of the objects in the artist’s new pieces. Fri 4–June 16
Photograph: Courtesy David Zwirner Yan Pei-Ming, “Black Paintings” at David Zwirner
The Shanghai-born painter, whom you might call China’s answer to Luc Tuymans, pays homage to Goya in this show, which includes a reworking of The Third of May 1808. Fri 4–June 23
Photograph: Courtest The Jewish Museum Edouard Vuillard at The Jewish Museum
Vuillard’s urbane interior scenes radiated a sublime stillness. This show brings together 50 of his works. May 4–Sept 23
Top five shows: May 3-9, 2012
The best of the week in art.
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