Archive 2007

With his outdoor installation Exit Basel Jan Christensen, who was born in 1977 in Copenhagen and who lives and works in Berlin and Nantes, responds to the challenging urban setting around Kunsthaus continue...

For the first time in Switzerland, Kunsthaus Baselland stages a comprehensive show of Esra Ersen, an up-and-coming artist with a Turkish background. Her art is focused on questions like identity continue...

Kunsthaus Baselland shows the first institutional solo show devoted to Anne Lorenz. The artist, who gained popularity with her performances, choreographies, and public interventions, presents continue...

Kunsthaus Baselland presents the first institutional solo show of Kilian Rüthemann, an artist who graduated from the Academy of Design and Art in Basel in 2005. With the title “Flatland”—originally continue...

States of emotional overdrive are a fertile breeding ground for art. Whether it is unrequited love, despair over one’s own shortcomings, an ideology in disarray, political standstill, or the continue...

The Geneva-based group of artists Collectif_fact presents its first institutional solo show in Kunsthaus Baselland’s underground-level rooms and Shedhalle. Annelore Schneider (born in 1979 continue...

To usher in the fall season, Kunsthaus Baselland puts on the first institutional solo show of artist Nadja Solari (born in 1972 in Langenthal, lives and works in Basel), who attended the Basel continue...

Buser’s oeuvre is a fertile breeding ground for various photographic approaches and applications. Thanks to the photographs made on site, she renders visible neglected spatial relationships, continue...

Renate Buser (born in 1961 in Barmelweid/Aarau, lives and works in Basel) rose to fame primarily with her photographic architectural interventions. In the past few years, her site-specific 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...