YIA ART FAIR BASEL
MORE THAN 100 FRAMES
13. – 18. June 2017 | group show
kunsthallekleinbasel at Basel Art Center
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PREVIEW / PRESS
Tue 13. June 2017 4 pm – 7 pm | press opening 7 pm – 10 pm | VIP opening |
OPENING HOURS
Wed – Sat 14. – 17. June 2017 | 12 am – 9 pm | open to the public Sun 18. June 2017 | 12 am – 7 pm | open to the public find us at Riehentorstrasse 31, CH-4058 Basel |
At YIA Art Fair kunsthallekleinbasel is pleased to present a curated group show with more than 100 frames. In our booth at Basel Art Center we will exhibit 130 artworks by more than 60 international artists. The show is curated by Jasmin Glaab, founder and curator of kunsthallekleinbasel.
artist list: Bruno Alder (CH), Silvia G. Armesto (ES), Béatrice Bader Sollberger (CH), Vincenzo Bruno (IT),
Felipe Castelblanco (US), Emanuel Cederqvist (SE), Michael Cheung (CN), Thomas C. Chung (AU),
Bettina Costa (AR/CH), Sophia Cull (DE), Michele Di Erre (IT), Rossella Ferrero (IT), Yvonne Good (CH),
Lisa Greber (CH), Barbara Hauser (CH), Fabrice Hermans (NL), Dominik His (CH), Roy Andreas Hofer (CH),
Andrea Jaeger (UK), Remo Keller (CH), Stéphane Koyama-Meyer (FR), Sybille Krauer-Büttiker (CH),
Genya Krikova (RU), Lubomira Lavrikova (CH), Kalena Leo (CH), Hans Marchetto (CH), Daniel Marti (CH),
Alice Maselnikova (CZ/SE), Lucia Masu (CH), Francesca Meier (CH), Naomi Middelmann (CH),
Doris Missfelder (CH), Ioana Mitrea (CH/RO), Christian Mueller (CH), Florian Ochsé (CH), Teresa Ribuffo (IT),
Andrea Roccioletti (IT), Stefan Rudin (CH), Carola Rümper (DE), Pavlína Rutarová (CZ/CH), Ona Sadkowsky (CH),
Kalle Sanner (SE), Sayumi (DE/JP), Beni Schmid (CH), Alina Sonea (AT/RO), Olga Sosnovskaya (IT),
Mirjam Spoolder (CH), Alexandra Stiffler (CH), Silvia Studerus (CH), Kim Su (KR), Numa Sutter (CH),
Marion Täschler (CH), Agnes Thor (SE), Lotta Törnroth (SE), Claudia Vásques Gómez (CL), Ana Vujic (CH),
Phil Wagner (CH), Tim Waltinger (CH), Tjefa Wegener (CH), Klea Weibel (CH), Andrea Wilmsen (DE)
Felipe Castelblanco (US), Emanuel Cederqvist (SE), Michael Cheung (CN), Thomas C. Chung (AU),
Bettina Costa (AR/CH), Sophia Cull (DE), Michele Di Erre (IT), Rossella Ferrero (IT), Yvonne Good (CH),
Lisa Greber (CH), Barbara Hauser (CH), Fabrice Hermans (NL), Dominik His (CH), Roy Andreas Hofer (CH),
Andrea Jaeger (UK), Remo Keller (CH), Stéphane Koyama-Meyer (FR), Sybille Krauer-Büttiker (CH),
Genya Krikova (RU), Lubomira Lavrikova (CH), Kalena Leo (CH), Hans Marchetto (CH), Daniel Marti (CH),
Alice Maselnikova (CZ/SE), Lucia Masu (CH), Francesca Meier (CH), Naomi Middelmann (CH),
Doris Missfelder (CH), Ioana Mitrea (CH/RO), Christian Mueller (CH), Florian Ochsé (CH), Teresa Ribuffo (IT),
Andrea Roccioletti (IT), Stefan Rudin (CH), Carola Rümper (DE), Pavlína Rutarová (CZ/CH), Ona Sadkowsky (CH),
Kalle Sanner (SE), Sayumi (DE/JP), Beni Schmid (CH), Alina Sonea (AT/RO), Olga Sosnovskaya (IT),
Mirjam Spoolder (CH), Alexandra Stiffler (CH), Silvia Studerus (CH), Kim Su (KR), Numa Sutter (CH),
Marion Täschler (CH), Agnes Thor (SE), Lotta Törnroth (SE), Claudia Vásques Gómez (CL), Ana Vujic (CH),
Phil Wagner (CH), Tim Waltinger (CH), Tjefa Wegener (CH), Klea Weibel (CH), Andrea Wilmsen (DE)
YIA Art Fair Basel, MORE THAN 100 FRAMES / Michael Cheung in the booth of kunsthallekleinbasel. Photography by LFDAC. Basel Art Center, 2017.
YIA Art Fair Basel, MORE THAN 100 FRAMES / booth of kunsthallekleinbasel. Photography by Tjefa Wegener and Ioana Mitrea. Basel Art Center, 2017.
PRESSEINFORMATIONEN / PRESS RELEASE
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PARTICIPATING ARTIST
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Bruno Alder (CH)Bruno Alder (*1971 in Herisau, CH) lives and works as an artist and freelance photographer in Zürich and France. He studied photography in London, Montpellier (F) and Zürich. He is specialized in Portrait, Still, interior and experimental photography. Several Exhibition and Book projects are in progress.
email: info@alderphoto.ch | web: www.alderphoto.ch image: Bruno Alder, SEASCAPE ATLANTIC. photography, Inkjet 1/50, 18cm x 18cm. Zurich, 2014. |
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Silvia G. Armesto (ES)Silvia G. Armesto (*1965 in Barcelona, SP) lives and works as a painter in Barcelona. She did a Fine Arts degree in painting at the University of Barcelona and absolved different painting classes at public art schools in Barcelona. Nature plays an important role in her work. Her works are regularly shown in shows in Spain, Holland and Portugal.
email: silviaarmesto@yahoo.es web: silviaarmesto.over-blog.com |
image: Silvia G. Armesto, NEOLITIC COUNTRYSIDE. oil on cardboard, 18 x 24 cm. Barcelona, 2017.
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Béatrice Bader Sollberger (CH)Béatrice Bader (*1968 in Muri/BE) lives and works as a visual artist in Nennigkofen and Bern. She is the founder of the artistic research project FeldForschung – künstlerische Praxis und Öffentlichkeit. She is specialized in mixed media and hybrid narrations.
studio: Béatrice Bader, Hofuren 284, CH-4574 Nennigkofen web: www.beatricebader.ch Béatrice Bader, ARCADIA. Mixed media, 24 x 18 cm. Bern (CH), 2017. |
Vincenzo Bruno (IT)
Vincenzo Bruno was born in Turin in 1968. "Clic" is his first word. At 12, he found his father's camera in a cabinet and used all 36 poses of the film to photograph the trees in the park near his home. After reading "Asterix and the Normans" he asked his grandfather for money to make a train trip in Scandinavia and when he finished reading "The Turn of Gaul of Asterix", he left for Brittany. He continues to take conceptual and landscape photos that he publishes in a fanzine "do it yourself". One day he remembered the second word, and thus collaborated in the writing of a book on the Ramones. More than a simple pleasure, he loves Brittany viscerally.
web: vincenzobruno.weebly.com
web: vincenzobruno.weebly.com
Felipe Castelblanco (US)
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Felipe Castelblanco is a multidisciplinary artist living between London, New York and Bogotá. His work explores new frontiers of public space through video, photography and installation. Felipe holds an MFA from Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, U.S.) and has exhibited at museums and galleries in Europe, the USA, and South America. He is the recipient of several awards including the Starr Fellowship at the Royal Academy of Arts in London in 2015.
web: www.felipecastelblanco.com image: Felipe Castelblanco, NORTE ES SUR l. Inkjet print on archival paper, 18 x 24 cm. Leknes (NO), 2015. |
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Emanuel Cederqvist (SE)Emanuel Cederqvist (b.1983) is educated at Valand Art Academy, University of Gothenburg. He has held several solo exhibitions and participated in groupshows at i.a. Gothenburg Art Hall and Hasselblad Center, as well as published the books “What remains” (2014) and “The Observer” (2016). His practice is caracterised by the examination of the photographic image’s relation to memory and loss. His work often deals with themes such as impermanence and transience. The exhibition “the Observer” consists of a series of black and white photographs, which examines the gap between the accidental and the predictable.
web: www.emanuelcederqvist.se Emanuel Cederqvist, THE OBSERVER. Photography, 18 x 24 cm. Gothenburg (SE), 2016. |
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Michael Cheung (CN)Michael Cheung (*1978 in Hong Kong, CHINA) born and bred in Hong Kong, He is a self-taught artist, trained as a graphic designer at the university level. His practice consists of figurative oil paintings, as well as mixed media works that deal consistently with the notions of hidden beauty, while referencing the emotional attachment to the city in which he grew up.
email: beatbeatwing@hotmail.com | web: michaelcheung.squarespace.com image: Michael Cheung, ANCIENT STYLE TROOPER. acrylic on canvas, 24 x 18 cm. Hong Kong, 2016. |
Thomas C. Chung (AU)
image: Thomas C. Chung, LAST CANDY BOX I – IV.
Yarn and acrylic stuffing, 18 x 24 cm. Basel, 2017. |
Thomas C. Chung (*1981 born in Hong Kong) is an Australian artist, based in Sydney. In 2004, Chung completed his BFA at the College of Fine Arts at the University of New South Wales. Since 2008, Chung has exhibited in twelve solo exhibitions, and participated in the 2nd Land Art Biennial Mongolia. In 2012 Chung exhibited at the Mongolian National Modern Art Gallery, and in 2013 he was invited to the prestigious artist’s residency The Swatch Art Peace Hotel. In 2015 he completed a commissioned artwork for Swatch® to commemorate their Swatch® Club 25th Anniversary. He also recently represented Australia at the 4th Ghetto Biennale in Haiti, 9th Shiryaevo Biennale in Russia and 3rd Santorini Biennale in Greece. His work is included in various private collections in Australia and internationally.
email: mail@thomas-c-chung.com web: www.thomas-c-chung.com |
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Bettina Costa (AR/CH)Bettina Costa (*1965 in Rosario, ARG) lives and works as a visual artist in Rheinfelden (CH). Self-taught, she works with acrylic, collages and stencils. Tango is often a recurring motif, which she represents in a variety of forms and with different techniques, as street art or as installations. Her paper collages represent bizarre, whimsical scenes.
studio: Bettina Costa, Habich-Dietschy-Str. 18, CH-4310 Rheinfelden email: bettina.costa@coaster.ch | web: www.art.coaster.ch image: Bettina Costa, INTERVENCIONES XXIX, papier collage, 24 x 18 cm, Rheinfelden (CH), 2017. |
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Sophia Cull (DE)Sophia Cull (1963 in Munich, Germany) lives and works as an artist (Painter) in Frankfurt on the Main (FRG). She studied Fine Art (Painting) in the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich (1986-1992), Awarded Diploma in Painting. (Distinction). Attended lectures and seminars in Clinical Psychology at Ludwig Maximilian University Munich (1992-1998) and Psychoanalytical Filmseminars Goethe University Frankfurt. She is specialized in painting, working on photographic and printed images and sculpture.
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studio: Sophia Cull, Wächtersbacherstr. 82, D-60386 Frankfurt a. M. | email: info@sophia-cull.de | web: www.sophia-cull.de
image: Sophia Cull, TRANSJECTIVE CONNECTEDNESS. mixed media, 12 x 18 cm. Frankfurt, 2017.
image: Sophia Cull, TRANSJECTIVE CONNECTEDNESS. mixed media, 12 x 18 cm. Frankfurt, 2017.
Michele Di Erre (IT)
Michel Di Erre (1973 in Torino, IT) worked for 8 years as an actor during and after his studies at the University. During this time, He became interested in stagecraft more than acting. He attended the aclasses of stage designer/painter Daniela Dal Cin and for the following 10 years he worked as a lighting technician for all the main theatres in Torino, while doing photography on the side. As of 2010, he started to draw and worked as a freelance illustrator with local newspapers and satire magazines. He experimented in conveying content through a line, creating a graphic poem in 2013, and a graphic song in 2014. He looked for a style that could represent my perception of reality and started experimenting with peripheral drawing, in which the subject is drawn while looking away from the sketchbook. His method is composed of two phases: the first is the gathering of images, impressions and subjects that fascinate him in real life; the second is the realistic re-elaboration of the sketches created, that appear as pure emotional perception, free from the cognitive filter of reality. The result is a snap-shot of my thought, which looks like the images that remain after a dream. A daydream.
web: www.micheledierre.com
web: www.micheledierre.com
Rossella Ferrero (IT)
Rossella Ferrero was born in Turin in 1995. Ever since she was young, she has been interested in art and music and is now attending her third year at Albertina Accademy of Art in Turin. Last year she started to draw a female figure called Bonnina, who is an interpretation of a woman, with her power, beuty and prehistoric curves. Rossella also works as a photographer and artbuyer. Her love for every kind of art grows through curiosity and experimentation of different languges and materials.
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Yvonne Good (CH)Yvonne Good (*1984, Sursee, CH) lives and works in Zürich (CH). After her graduation she studied Fine Arts from 2007 to 2011 at “F+F Schule für Kunst und Mediendesign” in Zurich. In between she completed a scholarship in Art/Action at HEAD (Haute école d’art et design) in Geneva (CH). Good works especially in the following fields: performance, video and language.
image: Yvonne Good, WITH LOVE. photography 4,5 x 4,8 cm. Zurich, 2017. |
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Lisa Greber (CH)Lisa Greber (*1981 in Liestal, CH) lives and works in Rheinfelden. She studied at Zürich F+F and hfbk Hamburg (2005-2012). She is specialized in video and painting.
web: lisagreber.weebly.com Lisa Greber, OHNE TITEL. Mixed media on paper, 22 x 16 cm. Rheinfelden (CH), 2015. |
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Barbara Hauser (CH)Barbara Hauser (*1976 in Altdorf, CH) studied linguistics, Fine Arts and photography at the University of North Dakota and Zurich University of the Arts. Her artistic work includes photography, video-installation, performative formats and sculptures. She lives and works in Lucerne and Brindisi (Italy).
Barbara Hauser, UNTITLED (D’SAAG VU DR TYYFELSBRIGGÄ). Photograph of the making of the video-installation D’SAAG VU DR TYYFELSBRIGGÄ. Photography: Werner Rolli. Switzerland, 2016. |
Fabrice Hermans (NL)
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Fabrice Hermans (*1963 in Vaesrade, NL) lives and works as an artist in Maastricht (NL). He studied graphic design at Academie Beeldende Kunsten Maastricht. His work is autobiographical and takes a critical look at consumerism, migratory phenomena and the pharmaceutical industry’s place in society.
web: www.fabricehermans.com Fabrice Hermans, XXXY (detail). Mixed media, 2 frames 27 x 42 cm and 1 frame 27 x 21 cm. Maastricht (NL), 2017. |
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Dominik His (CH)Dominik His (*1965 in Basel, CH) lives and works as a sculptor and object art in Zürich. He studied art at F + F School in Zürich (2005 -2009). He works with found objects and plaster or polyurethan.
studio: Dominik His, Schützenstrasse 7, CH-8800 Thalwil email: info@dominikhis.ch | web: www.dominikhis.ch image: Dominik His, L'AFFAIRE BRETONNE. Graphite on paper, 18 x 24 cm. Thalwil (CH), 2017. |
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Roy Andreas Hofer (CH)Roy Andres Hofer (1976 in Basel, CH) lives and works in Rheinfelden AG as an artist, organizer and graphic designer. He studied the arts of Lithography (1993-1997), Schule für Gestaltung Basel (1993-1995), HGKZ (2002). He is also the organizer of the CAMPBASEL, the ONEsize show and the „into the deep woods“ pop up shows during the Art Basel week. With his artist run gallery Roy takes part on various international art fairs such as; Art Copenhagen, CUTLOG NYC, SLICK Paris, SetUp Bologna, Art Market Budapest, SWAB Barcelona, Room Art Fair Madrid, Art Edition Seoul among others.
personal website: www.royglobalized.net A-SPACE, artist-run gallery: www.a-spacegallery.com CAMPBASEL, art project: www.campbasel.com image: Roy Andreas Hofer, 38 FACELESS MAOS. Oil on wood, 15 x 20 cm. Basel (CH), 2014. |
Andrea Jaeger (UK)
image: Andrea Jaeger, WE SEE VIEWS PAINTED IN BLACK AND WHITE.
Ink on paper, 18x24cm, London (UK) 2017. |
Andrea Jaeger (*1978 in Wittenberg, GER) lives and works as a photographic artist in Leicester (UK). Having pursued Communication Studies (HTW Berlin & Deakin University, Melbourne) and Photographic Studies (University of Westminster, London), she has been exhibited and published internationally with group and solo shows in the UK, U.S., Germany, Switzerland and Denmark. In her practice Jaeger is studying the notion of non-representation, sensuousness and sublimation in photographic production processes.
studio: Andrea Jaeger / StudionAme 2 Brougham Street, Leicester, LE1 2BA, UK email: fap@jaegerimages.com web: www.jaegerimages.com |
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Remo Keller (CH)Remo Keller is a Swiss artist, musician and graphic designer. He works with the art label "MILK+WODKA" (Roman Maeder and Remo Keller). Remo Keller is part of the famous bands "DENNER CLAN" and "LANDI BANDI", he lives and works in Basel.
web: www.milkandwodka.net image: Remo Keller, DOS HERMANOS. pencil on paper, 11 x 16 cm. Basel, 2004. |
Stéphane Koyama-Meyer (FR)
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Stéphane Koyama-Meyer (*1985 in Mulhouse, FR) lives and works as a visual artist and designer in Saint-Louis (FR) and Basel (CH). He studied Visual art and graphic design in Besancon (FR) (2001-2005) and works in colaboration with various art galleries and art festivals arround the world since 2012. Hi is specialized in street art, type lettering and pictogram creation.
Resident artist at the Cite Danzas 12, rue Théo Bachmann / FR68300 Saint-Louis web: www.traz.fr image: Stéphane Koyama-Meyer, DEATH WALL. Mixed media, 20 x 26 cm. Saint-Louis (FR), 2017. |
Sybille Krauer-Büttiker (CH)
Sybille Krauer-Büttiker, ONCE UPON A TIME. Acryl on canvas, 60 x 60 cm. Magden (CH), 2016.
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Genya Krikova (RU)Genya Krikova (*1985 in Moscow, Russia) lives and works as a contemporary artist, art show curator and freelance illustrator in Munich (Germany). She studied fashion design in Moscow (2003-2008), contemporary art in MMOMA, Moscow (2008-2010) and took part in various international exhibitions as an artist and curator. From 2016 Genya is a core member of the a-space gallery (CH). She is specialized in interactive installations and graphics.
web: www.genyakrikova.com image: Gynea Krikova, GIESING. Print on glass, 24 x 18 cm. Munich (DE), 2017. |
Lubomira Lavrikova (CH)
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Lubomira Lavrikova (*1980 in Czechoslovakia) studied fine art and photography in Prague and Usti nad Labem (Czech Republic), and completed her Master's degree in Art Education in Zurich (Switzerland). Her artistic work includes photography, video and drawings as well as performance. Lavrikova lives and works in Zurich as a freelance artist and art mediator.
web: www.lubomira.net image: Lubomira Lavrikova, LEIDEN-SCHAFT (series). Indian ink, pencil on digital print, 100 x 66 cm. Zurich, 2016. |
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Kalena Leo (CH)Kalena Leo (*1987 in St.Gallen, CH) lives and works in Basel and Berlin as an artist and photographer. She studied Architecture at University of Liechtenstein and Design at HGK Basel. She works in the fields of fluid boundaries between person, body and surrounding space.
email: kalenaleo@gmail.com | web: www.kalena.ch image: Kalena Leo, BARRAGE - KEMBS. photography, print on paper, 18 x 24 cm (detail). 2016, Kembs (FR). |
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Hans Marchetto (CH)Hans Marchetto (*1956 in Winterthur) lives in Zurich. He did an apprenticeship as a painter and is an anarchist since he was 20 years old. In his artistic work he is engaged with visual poetry and Land-Art.
web: bildwort.wordpress.com image: Hans Marchetto, PARIS. digital print on canvas, 42 x 59.4 cm. Zurich, 2015. |
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Daniel Marti (CH)Daniel Marti (*1972, Uster ZH) lives and works as an interdisciplinary artist and performer in Basel. He spent six years in Los Angeles (1994-2001) and did the Bachelor of Fine Arts in New Genres at Otis College of Art and Design (1997). Later he absolved the Master of Fine Arts at the HGK FHNW in Basel (2010-2012). He works in the fields of performance and photography.
web: www.wegorythm.net |
image: Daniel Marti, GYOHEI ZAITSU UND FRANK HEIERLI. photography on baryt, 75 x 75 cm. Biel (CH), 2012.
Alice Maselnikova (CZ/SE)
Alice Máselníková (*1989 in Zlín, Czech Republic) is Czech artist, curator and art coordinator based in Stockholm. Alice is editor for the European Strategist, an online publication with focus on European culture, philosophy, politics and international relations, and a Board member of Swedish NGO Art, Culture & Society. She works as a Project manager of Supermarket – Stockholm Independent Art Fair. She holds a BA (Hons) in Art and Philosophy from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, UK and is a candidate for MA Curating Art including Management and Law at Stockholm University. Most recently she was awarded the artArctica artist residency in March 2017 in Helsinki and the Critical Curatorial Writing Residency 2016-17 by Transfer North in Murmansk, Russia. Alice is conducting her research on contemporary art in northwest Russia.
personal website: www.alicemaselnikova.com
SUPERMARKET Art Fair Stockholm (SE): www.supermarketartfair.com
EURSTRAT The European Strategist internet publication and a research circle: www.eurstrat.eu
personal website: www.alicemaselnikova.com
SUPERMARKET Art Fair Stockholm (SE): www.supermarketartfair.com
EURSTRAT The European Strategist internet publication and a research circle: www.eurstrat.eu
Lucia Masu (CH)
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Lucia Masu (1973 Alghero, Italy) lives in Lausanne and works as a visual artist. She studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Sassari (Italy) and Art Restoration in Florence (Italy). She worked in the restoration field in London and Switzerland. She explores the theme of identity and reflects on the fragility of human life, using techniques and methodes coming from her experience in conservation.
studio: Lucia Masu, Atelier Chemin du Chêne 15, 1020 Renens-Lausanne (CH) web: www.luciamasu.jimdo.com |
Lucia Masu, ORIGINE. Chalks and thread on japanese paper, 18 x 24 cm. Lausanne (CH), 2017.
Francesca Meier (CH)
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Francesca Meier (*1960 in Antananarivo, MDG) lives and works as a freelance designer and artist in Basel.She did an apprenticeship in textile design (1977-1980) and studied fashion design at the Basler Kunstgewerbeschule (1985-1987). She traveled, lived and worked in America, the Netherlands, Madagascar, India, Morocco, Greece and France. Her main subjects of interest are history of craftsmanship, architecture, landscape and cities.
studio: Francesca Meier, Klybeckstrasse 190, CH-4057 Basel email: meier.francesca@gmail.com image: Francesca Meier, ISLANDS. Carbon print with ink and watercolor drawing, 13 x 24 cm. Marseille (FR), 2017. |
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Naomi Middelmann (CH)Naomi Middelmann (1973 in Vevey, CH) lives and works in Lausanne (CH). She studied Visual Arts at the Visual Art School in Munchenstein (CH), and Creative Writing and International Relations at Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore, USA), where she won a 4 year scholarship for outstanding academic achievement. She lived in New York from 1989-2002. Her work, which has been shown in over 40 solo and collective shows in the USA, Europe and Switzerland. Her themes are identity, migration and the ambiguity of perception. Her interests have led her to collaborate with neuroscientists on the issue of identity, perception and the understanding of the artistic process. She has given several public talks at museums, galleries and academic institutions. She specialises in drawing, painting and assemblages.
web: www.naomimiddelmann.com image: Naomi Middelmann. ALL THAT WE ARE 1. pigments on unprimed canvas, 13 x 21 cm. Lausanne, 2017. |
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Doris Missfelder (CH)Doris Missfelder was born in 1963 in Zurich. She studied Polarity (Bodytherapist) and Astrology. Since 1994, she started stone sculpting. Her Atelier is in Basel, where she offers "Stone Sculpting Events" for groups.
studio: FLORENZ, Florenzstrasse 1e, CH-4053 Münchenstein web: dorismissfelder.wordpress.com image: Doris Missfelder, UNTITLED. Soapstone, 20 x 20 x 40 cm. Basel, 2016. |
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Ioana Mitrea (CH/RO)Ioana Maria Mitrea (*1988 in Bucharest, RO) lives in Basel (CH) and works as a Visual Designer in Zurich (CH). She studied Product Design at the Architecture University in Bucharest (RO) and was awarded a Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship to pursue her MA studies in Visual Communication at the Basel School of Design (CH). She works in the fields of design and photography and prefers shooting on 35 mm film.
email: knock-knock@ioana-mitrea.com web: ioana-mitrea.com |
image: Ioana Mitrea, INSIDE-OUT. analog photography, double exposure on 35 mm Fuji Color 200 film, 18 x 24 cm Fujifilm photography paper, copy 3/4.
Schäßburg (RO), 2017.
Schäßburg (RO), 2017.
Christian Mueller (CH)
Christian Mueller (*1981 in Nunningen, CH). Studied Fine Arts at FHNW Basel (2003 – 2006). Since 2005 he is writer and director at "Junges Theater Basel". He won the "Performance-Preis" (Kunstkredit Basel, 2009). Christian Mueller is the founder and president of the political party "FUK - Freistaat unteres Kleinbasel" (since 2011) and works with the project "OFFCUT" (market for recycled materials) in Basel.
web: www.nacktwandernimappenzell.ch
web: www.nacktwandernimappenzell.ch
Teresa Ribuffo (IT)
Teresa Ribuffo was born in 1979. She graduated in the Academy of Fine Arts in the painting section, with a thesis on Art History, "Social Art: Artists and Society in the Twentieth Century", and started immediately afterwards teaching painting and initiating artistic activity by participating in numerous collective and major national and international competitions. In 2012 and 2013, she won two scholarships to her in Andalusia, where she deepened an art anthropological research started in Italy. Currently s he continues to pursue her artistic research between Italy and Spain.
web: www.teresaribuffo.it
web: www.teresaribuffo.it
Andrea Roccioletti (IT)
Andrea Roccioletti, arthacktivist. Born in Italy, now expat (perhaps, simply, I'm experimenting a concept of “country” different from the usual boundaries not decided by me). Lover of the classic as the postorganic, the weird and pop art but also the introverted one. I worked and collaborated with theater professionals, artists and experimenters of sounds, exploring new forms of sharing and dialogue. In permanent redefinition of me, I gravitate around a center, like an island seen from offshore, that attracts me with its mysterious inland.
web: roccioletti.wordpress.com
web: roccioletti.wordpress.com
Stefan Rudin (CH)
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Stefan Rudin (*1983 in Basel, CH) lives in the rural part of Basel. He studied fine arts at F+F School in Zurich from 2010-2014. m2s-Ratio is an experimental music research project with a strong approach for visual display and performance.
web: www.stefanrudin.ch image: m2s-Ratio, PRIMELOD. Photo mounted on acryl, audio on USB Stick, 10 x 15 cm, 6:19 min. Basel, 2017. |
Pavlína Rutarová (CZ/CH)
Pavlína Rutarová (*1979 in Ostrava, CZ) lives in Basel. In her artwork, fabric plays a major role. With her non-commercial atelier project in Basel she is recycling and up cycling clothes and shares this with others.
email: offenetextilwerkstatt@gmail.com
email: offenetextilwerkstatt@gmail.com
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Carola Rümper (DE)Carola Rümper (concept artist) lives and works in Berlin (DE). She studied art and literature at University Osnabrück (DE) and Fine Art at Academy Enschede (NL). She investigates and documents the RÜMPERIENS since several years. THE RÜMPERIENS are a rare kind of beings.
exhibition space: Carola Rümper, mp43 – project space for the peripheral Stollberger Str. 73, 12627 Berlin email: info@carola-ruemper.eu | web: www.carola-ruemper.eu image: Carola Rümper, THE RÜMPERIENS, photo retrostyle, 10,5 x 9 cm, Berlin (DE), 2017. |
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Ona Sadkowsky (CH)Born in Zurich in 1992, Ona Sadkowsky has already gathered a strong following despite her young age and is considered one of today's most aspiring young artists in Switzerland. Ona grew up in Zurich's old city center in a family of artists. Her style is considered colourful and imaginative. Her subjects are humanlike beings who, despite their comic like style, have a certain difficult-to-explain melancholy or sadness. The viewer often senses some sort of taboo, nudity, and sexuality. She mostly uses acrylic and markers on canvas or wood.
web: www.ona-sadkowsky.com image: Ona Sadkowsky. INDEPENDENT GIRL. Acrylic and marker on canvas, 24 x 18 cm. Zurich, 2017. |
Kalle Sanner (SE)
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Sayumi (DE/JP)Sayumi (*1982 in Tokyo, JP) lives and works as freelance artist in Berlin (DE). She studied oil painting at Tokyo University of the Arts (2006−2010 BFA, 2010−2012 MFA) and Zurich University of the Arts (2012−2015 MFA). She works in the field of contemporary art.
web: www.sayumi.ch image: Sayumi, BLÜTEZEIT. Silkscreen print, watercolor, 24 x 18cm (detail). Berlin (D). |
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Beni Schmid (CH)Beni Schmid (*1977, Basel CH) did a Bachelor of Arts in Interaction and Process Design and a Master in Design at FHNW Basel (2013). Since 2013 he runs the Pataphysical Institute Basel together with Ursle Schneider.
web: www.pataphysical.net image: PIBworx, INS ECK GEGAGGELT. photography of performance. photo by Léa Girardin. Zurich, 2016. |
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Alina Sonea (AT/RO)Alina Sonea (*1986 in Vaslui, Romania) lives in Feldkirch, Austria and works as an architect and artist in Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Austria. She studied Architectural Design Theory at the University of Liechtenstein and at the University of Architecture and Urban Studies “Ion Mincu” in Bucharest. She is specialized in fine line drawing and explores the relation between texture, architecture, geometry and nature.
email: mail@alinasonea.com | web: www.alinasonea.com image: Alina Sonea, WALK OF LIFE. fine-line pen on paper, 24 x 18 cm. Feldkirch (A), 2017. |
Mirjam Spoolder (CH)
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Mirjam Spoolder (born in Nieuw-Heeten NL) lives and works since 2007 as a freelance artist in Basel (CH). Spoolder studied sculpture at AKI Art Academy in Enschede (NL), as well as Stage-Management at RCTH (Rotterdam Centre for Theatre) and art history at LOI (Leidse Onderwijsinstellingen) in Leiden (NL). At FHNW (Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz) in Basel she earned her Master in Fine Arts with the emphasis in Performance Art. 2014/15 she won a studio stipend by Atelier Mondial (previously IAAB) and spent six months in India.
web: mirjamspoolder.blogspot.ch |
image: Mirjam Spoolder, RE-COVER. wearable sculpture with cotton, silk and polyester, 63 x 75 x 30 cm. Basel, 2016.
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Alexandra Stiffler (CH)Alexandra Stiffler (*1981 in Davos, CH) lives and works in Basel. She studies Art Education at FHNW | HGK Basel (CH). She is specialized in drawing.
image: Alexandra Stiffler, ZWISCHEN (1/3). Gouache on paper 14,8 x 21 cm. Basel (CH), 2017. |
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Silvia Studerus (CH)Silvia Studerus (*1987 in St.Gallen, CH) did a Bachelor in Fine Art at FHNW (2013). She studied to be a Taichi teacher at China Wushu Institut St.Gallen (CH). She was part of the curatorial-collective "Dr. Kuckucks Labrador" in Basel (2012–2015) and was part of Villa Renata (2013-15).
web: www.silviastuderus.ch image: Silvia Studerus, MO_P16_01. acryl on cardboard, 21 x 15 cm. Basel, 2016. |
Kim Su (KR)
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SU KIM(*1973 Seoul, South Korea). Lives and works in Seoul. She studied Fine Art in Seoul and Paris. She is interested in expressing inner emotions and physical situations through body, nature, using various materials for drawings and installations. She has had several solo shows and projects in Basel, Paris and Seoul, and participated in a Reykjavik artist residency, in a project for the Korean National museum, and the Cian museum artist residency program.
web: http://blog.naver.com/sukimonde image: Su Kim, MELTING EMOTIONS. Watercolor and pencil on paper, 24 x 18 cm. Seoul (KR), 2017. |
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Numa Sutter (CH)Numa Sutter (1984* in Biel/Bienne, CH) lives and works as an artist and designer in Biel/Bienne (CH). He studied at the School of Visual Arts in Graphic Design, Biel/Bienne B:B CH (2000-04) and at the Hoch Schule der Künste Bern CH, Bachelor in Fine Arts (2012-15). He is specialized in painting and installation.
web: www.numa-s.ch image: Numa Sutter, DISUNITED COLORS 1. Acrylic on paper, 18 x 24 cm. Biel (CH), 2017. |
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Marion Täschler (CH)Marion Täschler (*1988 in Diepoldsau, CH) lives an works as an all-rounder in Zurich. She works with ink and paper as well as with a scanner, insects and plants. She is specialized in collecting thoughts and objects whenever and wherever she is.
email: marion.taeschler@gmail.com web: www.mariontaeschler.com image: Marion Täschler. SO WHY DO YOU GO PICKING FIGHTS THAT YOU'LL LOSE?_1. ink and acrylic on paper, 16.5 x 21 cm. Zürich, 2017. |
Agnes Thor (SE)
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Agnes Thor, born in 1986 in Sweden, is an artist, working with photography as her main medium. She often turns to nature as a subject, as well as translating emotions and memories into photographs. She has a strong interest in the space between the tactile and the sublime; and although she often photographs the world around her, she never claims to document the world as it is, rather opening up the interpretation to the viewer. She has a Bachelor of Fine Art from School of Photography from the Gothenburg University and her work has been exhibited in Sweden, the US and several European countries. In 2010 UK publisher Mörel Books released her first monograph Aurora Borealis, and her second monograph, As The River Runs was published by Blackbook Publications in 2016.
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web: www.agneskarin.se | image: Agnes Thor, THE RIVER. Photography, digital c-print, 18 x 24 cm. Stockholm (SE), 2015.
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Lotta Törnroth (SE)Lotta Törnroth (1981, Stockholm, Swe) lives and works as an artist in Stockholm, Sweden. She studied for a master's degree in photography at Aalto University in Helsinki (2012-2014) and received the Victor fellowship from the Hasselblad Foundation (2014). She works mainly with photography and travels around the world photographing and writing about the sea.
web: www.lottatornroth.com image: Lotta Törnroth, AGNES & LACCADIVE SEA. Photography, c-print, 18 x 24 cm. Stockholm (SE), 2017. |
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Claudia Vásques Gómez (CL)Claudia Vásquez Gómez (*1981 in Chile) lives and works in Santiago-Chile. She studied at the School of Art of the University of Chile, courses titled “Biology of Knowledge and Human Communication”, in the Faculty of Science of the University of Chile. Currently, she is a candidate for a Master Degree in “International Studies”, at the University of Chile. She develops her work mainly using “ephemeral scripture” or her own body as work material; from techniques known as “Installation”, “Performance” and “Interventions”, she uses public spaces, urban or landscape, to present and show her artwork.
email: vasquez.gomez@gmail.com web: www.claudia-vasquez.com image: Claudia Vásquez Gómez, CAMOUFLAJE. photography of performance. Antartic Territory, 2012. |
Ana Vujic (CH)
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Ana Vujic (*1981 in Pozarevac, SRB) lives and works as a freelance artist and art critic in Basel (CH). She studied art history in Basel and works as a teacher in this field (main focus: Urban Art). Since 2007 she writes regularly for galleries or newspapers and moderated a radio broadcast about politically motivated street art. Since 2011 she works as freelance artist and exhibits regularly in Switzerland and abroad.
web: www.anavujic.ch |
image: Ana Vujic, WITH A HEART OF STONE. acrylic and ink on wood, 76 x 140 cm. Basel, 2016.
Phil Wagner (CH)
image: Phil Wagner, ROHLING. Acrylic, wood, paper, 18 x 24 cm.
Lucerne (CH), 2017. |
Phil Wagner (born 1976, in Sursee, CH) works and lives as an artist and craft teacher in Lucerne. In Basel he studied interior and srage design. He deals with the presentation and design of architectural objects, structures and spaces. His interest is both design from the physically tangible three-dimensional spaces as well as the two-dimensional visual illusion of space with different artistic means.
studio: Phil Wagner, Merkurstrasse 19, CH-6020 Emmenbrücke web: www.philwagner.ch |
Tim Waltinger (CH)
Tim Waltinger (1976, Germany) makes paintings, drawings, mixed media collages and assemblages, new media art and sculptures. By implementing a dramatic and often metaphorical terminology, Waltinger intends to deepen the astonishment of the viewer. His compositions leave traces by balancing on the edge of recognition and estrangement. In his, at times surreal but always intense, pictures, fiction and reality meet, well-known allegories merge, meanings shift and past and present fuse. Moment and thought play a crucial role. By using a visual terminology that approaches disparate and contrasting social and political matters, he consolidates ostensibly incompatible concepts into a renewed and different world. His precise attitude analyzes the blurred border between experience and imagination. His engaging research regarding the fusion between language and image establishes a thorough involvement with the spectator, both in emotional as well as intellectual terms. Tim Waltinger lives and works in Zurich, Switzerland and Berlin, Germany.
web: www.timwaltinger.com
web: www.timwaltinger.com
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Tjefa Wegener (CH)Tjefa Wegener (*1986 in Basel, CH) lives and works as a freelance photographer in Basel, Bern and in the Alps (CH). She studied photography at Ostkreuzschule in Berlin (2008–2011) and did two documentary journeys to Mexico (2010 and 2012). She is specialized in nude and long term documentary photography.
web: www.tjefa.ch image: Tjefa Wegener, JOHANNAS FASNACHT. photography, 13 x 19 cm. Basel, 2014. |
Klea Weibel (CH)
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Klea Weibel (*1986 in Chur, CH) is a freelance goldsmith. Till 2011 she studied goldsmithing and silversmithing at MOKUME academy in Thessaloniki, Grece. Since 2013 she is based in Switzerland and has her studio at atelier house "Gewürzmühle" in Zug (CH).
studio: Klea Weibel, Gewürzmühle Zug, St. Johannsesstr. 40, CH-6300 Zug web: www.kleamaria.ch image: Klea Weibel, RING. silver, gold and stone. Zug (CH), 2013. |
Andrea Wilmsen (DE)
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Andrea Wilmsen (*1970 in Düsseldorf, DE) lis a Berlin based photographer. Details of the everyday, the hidden and the overlooked are topics of her work. Structure and minimalism are recurring elements. In the casual she creates a poetic essence. By depicting the usual in an unusual way she questions the idea of perception with its conditions and subjectivity. Andrea's work has been shown internationally in solo and group exhibitions and was featured in art and architecture magazines.
web: www.andreawilmsen.com image: Andrea Wilmsen, RED TABLET I. photography, Berlin (D), 2016. |
