Archive 2004

What began many years ago as a Christmas show, has since become one of the largest cross-border projects in the region Basel, South Baden and Alsace. There are now more than a dozen institutions continue...

Where are we? This is not the Basler Kunsthalle, and definitely not the Museum für Gegenwartskunst. We rub our eyes. There is no doubt: We are in a slightly cluttered industrial architecture. continue...

The artist Elodie Pong, who won the SWISS AWARD 2003 at the international film and video festival VIPER, presents her first solo show in German-speaking Switzerland in the Kunsthaus Baselland. continue...

Artist Anita Kuratle, who also teaches at the University of Art and Design in Basel, presents her first solo show in the Kunsthaus Baselland. The exhibition features stylized depictions of continue...

French artist Véronique Joumard, who was born in 1964 in Grenoble and lives in Paris, creates spatial and sensuous situations in her installations, photographs, videos, and objects that are continue...

German artist Dani Jakob, who was born in 1973 in Freiburg im Breisgau, studied at the State Academy of Visual Arts in Karlsruhe and lives in Berlin, presents her first international exhibition continue...

Swiss artist Martina Gmür, who was born in 1979 in Münster (VS) and lives in Basel, has her first solo show at Kunsthaus Baselland. Her signature trait is a leisurely use of materials—she paints continue...

Today there is an incredible amount of hype surrounding the notion of desire, one of our strongest emotions. Desire is both a marketable commodity and a fundamental human need expressed in continue...

Conspiracy continue...

A project by Sabine Schaschl-Cooper, Stephen Hobbs, Katrien Reist van Gelder and Beate Engel in cooperation with Stadtgalerie Bern and The Gallery Premises Johannesburg. The close cultural continue...

seit der Himmel continue...

What began many years ago as a Christmas show, has since become one of the largest cross-border projects in the region Basel, South Baden and Alsace. There are now more than a dozen institutions continue...