ARTISTS
2025
With Sumber Alam, Kunsthalle Basel presents the first institutional solo exhibition in Europe by Bagus Pandega (b. 1985).
Our editors on the exhibitions they鈥檙e looking forward to this month, from Veronica Ryan and Aki Sasimoto to EVA International and Seoul Mediacity Biennale
Marking 55 years of Art Basel, the fair concludes on a high note with strong sales across all segments, cementing its position as the premier event of the global art market.
Basel Oomph Powered聽by聽Basel Tourismus聽is a curated roundup of the best contemporary art exhibitions held by institutions across the city during Art Basel 2025.
Every month, Berlin Art Link shines a spotlight on international exhibitions and events with our Worldwide Hit List.
A common misconception about 鈥渢he art world鈥� is that it maps in any way onto the art market.
MEDIATION AND CONTAINMENT, I wrote in all caps at the end of my notes from Marie Matusz鈥檚 show 鈥淩eservoir,鈥� a tightly orchestrated display that may be the artist鈥檚 most accomplished to date.
At Kunsthalle Basel, 鈥淧ANTHEON鈥� reimagines a business district as a stage on which power is constructed, contested, and memorialized.
Marie Matusz (b. 1994) explores these questions in her largest institutional solo exhibition to date at Kunsthalle Basel.
At Kunsthalle Basel, the artist co-opts museal displays to聽deconstruct the division between viewer and object.
How do spaces preserve time? What do materials collect and store? Marie Matusz (b. 1994) explores these questions in her largest institutional solo exhibition to date at Kunsthalle Basel.
In painting, drips are to be avoided. Generally considered blunders, they are thought to interrupt what a painter might otherwise be trying to represent: this is what painting tutorials will tell you. Except Tobias Spichtig doesn鈥檛 seem to agree.
In this 25th edition of Regionale, thirteen artists from the tri-border region around Basel explore the intersections where intimate moments meet public gestures at Kunsthalle Basel.
2024
Kunsthalle Basel pushes boundaries once more in 2025, with a program curated by Mohamed Almusibli.
Sandra Mujinga discusses her recent work, which looks to preserve the unique vulnerability and sculptural profundity of the human voice.