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Monda Y June 11 Th DESIGN: WWW.HAUSER-SCHWARZ.CH MONDAY JUNE 11 TH – SATURDAY JUNE 16 TH 2012 / DREISPITZHALLE MON 11 – SAT 16 JUNE 2 012 DAILY 10 AM – 6 PM PUBLIC ART SPACES SHOW OFFICE EXIT B13 B15 B17 B18 B19 June) BACKSLASH LARM JARMUSCHEK ZIMMERMANN UNION KRATOCHWILL B26 16 June) KUK B12.5 BIANCHI 1– 16 1 1– (1 B27 8 pm ( VERNON pm n – B6 B12 B14 B16 CRISTEA HENNINGSEN FERRARA POST BOX June) B28 10 am – 5 BRANDL 16 June) 1– B7 B9 B11 1 16 WHATIFTHE- ALARCÓN GARNATZ B25 1– WORLD CRIADO B29 1 pm ( KALHAMA & 7pm, Sun BALZERART- PIIPPO PROJECTS pm ( 6 pm, Thu & Sat noo n – 6 B5 LETHERT B20 B21 HEINO --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- B30 – 6 n – B24 10 am – BRUNN- KLEINDIENST HOFER KAVANAGH HENNINGSEN ------------------------------------------------------------ B12 Sat noo Sat 2 Sat B8 B2 B10 JARMUSCHEK + PARTNER ------------ B17 n – n – n – SEBIRE KATZ VANE DE JESUS, Luis ------------------------------------------------------ C11 Going Places Jusqu’ici tout va bien Gateways. Art and Networked Culture. Christian Vogt: Dakota – Neue Fotografien Christian Vogt: KALHAMA & PIIPPO -------------------------------------- B25 Wed & Fri noo Wed B4 KATZ Contemporary -------------------------------------------- B2 n – B22 B23 SCOTT SULLIVAN + ASBÆK B33 B32 B31 B30 KAVANAGH, Kevin -------------------------------------------- B24 STRUMPF BROTKUNST- LAWRIE DEÁK HEINO HALLE SHABIBI KLEINDIENST ------------------------------------------------------------ B21 B3 B1 KRUPIC KERSTING // KUK --- B12.5 Alternative, radio station (in Basel on 94.5 MHz) art and culture show: Current Opening Hours: Mo Show: Current Hours: Mo Show: Current Opening Hours: Mo Show: Current Opening Hours: Mo RADIO X OSLO8 IAAB / ARTISTS’ STUDIOS OSLO10 HOUSE OF ELECTRONIC ARTS CHAPLINI TINT KUDLEK VAN DER GRINTEN -------- C4 LARMgalleri ---------------------------------------------------------------------- B15 K7 LAV, Peter --------------------------------------------------------------------------- C18 SHOWROOM LAWRIE SHABIBI 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------------------------ C16 UNION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- B19 C8 C9 DER GRINTEN BRUNDYN + WIDMER + CRISTEA, Ana ---------------------------------------------------------------- B6 V1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A14 GONSALVES THEODORIDIS AKINCI C12 -------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------- A1 DEÁK, Erika B31 VALENZUELA KLENNER A10 ----------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------ SVESTKA DEANESI, Paolo Maria C5 VALLE ORTÍ C14 A4 C5 EB&FLOW -------------------------------------------------------------------------- C23 VANE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- B10 401 DEANESI CONTEMPORARY C7 C6 EGELUND, Christoffer -------------------------------- C21 VERNON ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- B27 PH-PROJECTS OFFICE PROGRAM MARINE ESPAIVISOR – VISOR ----------------------------------- A5 WHATIFTHEWORLD ------------------------------------------ B7 EXIT FARIA, Henrique --------------------------------------------------------- A6 WIDMER + THEODORIDIS --------------------- C9 FERRARA, Jonathan -------------------------------------- B14 ZIMMERMANN KRATOCHWILL - B18 MAIN ENTRANCE FORMATOCOMODO ------------------------------------ C15 FRED ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C17 FROSCH & PORTMANN ------------------------------ K3 GARNATZ, Julia ------------------------------------------------------- B11 PARTNERS GUERRERO, Enrique ---------------------------------------- K2 GÜNTNER, Mathias --------------------------------------------- A9 FOUNDATION TM -------------------------------------------------------- K8 B20 H’ART --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- K4 GALLERIST ------------------------------------------------------------------------ K8 BUS STOP DIRECT TO / FROM HEIDE, Patrick ---------------------------------------------------------- C20 SHOWROOMBASEL ---------------------------------------- K7 ART BASEL AND LISTE VOLTA 8 STAFF It would be appropriate to call Basel’s Dreispitz neighborhood a cultural lightning rod. Artistic Director The former warehouse district has totally transformed into an artistic destination, Amanda Coulson with VOLTA becoming its concentrated, creative center each June. Managing Director Chris De Angelis VOLTA 8’s curatorial board—Amanda Coulson (Artistic Director of VOLTA and Project Director Director of The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas); Christoph Doswald (Chairman Albertine Kopp of the Working Committee for art in public places in Zurich); Ulrich Voges (Art historian, economist and co-founder of VOLTA); and David Risley (Director of David Project Manager Kerstin Herd Risley Gallery, Copenhagen, and founder of Zoo Art Fair, London)—have assembled a potent roster of 81 international exhibitors, with 67 returning from earlier fair Press Manager Brian Fee iterations. Riding on the strong buzz from this year’s VOLTA NY—the stateside solo-artist invitational—and coupled with VOLTA7’s overwhelming acclaim last year, Production Assistant Jürgen Buchinger approximately 75 percent of VOLTA 8’s galleries will showcase solo artists or two or three artists in dialogue. [email protected] Founders Jason Gringler (showing with Stefan Röpke, Cologne) delivers his own New York vibe Kavi Gupta to Basel with this year’s signature Limited
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