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2013 / Dreispitzhalle Mon 10 – Sat 15 June 2 013 Daily 10 Am – 7Pm Public Art Spaces DESIGN: WWW.HAUSER-SCHWARZ.CH MONDAY JUNE 10 TH – SATURDAY JUNE 15TH 2013 / DREISPITZHALLE MON 10 – SAT 15 JUNE 2 013 DAILY 10 AM – 7PM PUBLIC ART SPACES C12 C14 C16 C19 C20 C21 C29 OFFICE P74 BULIAN FORTLAAN 17 EGELUND CHARLIE OSLO8 SMITH OSLO10 TINT RADIO X SMAC C30 GUEPIN C6 C13 C15 C17 KUDLEK GARNATZ BRUNDYN + PRO C18 IAAB / ARTISTS’ STUDIOS GONSALVES C18 C31 SCULPTURE TEZUKAYAMA HOUSE OF ELECTRONIC ARTS C7 C9 C11 H.A.N. BIANCHI BASTEJS POULSEN C27 C28 C32 BALZER- NOVA LÉNA ROSELLI C5 ART BRANSTEN C22 C23 JARMU- LARSEN C26 C28 SCHEK 532 SCULPTURE THOMAS C8 C2 C10 JAECKEL ARANA- MAZZOLI VERNON C23 POVEDA SCULPTURE C4 C24 C25 ROLLINS SKAPE HILGER- C35 C34 C33 PARTNERS BROT- DUKAN DILLON BINDER KUNST- COFFEE C3 C1 HALLE BAR GalleryLOG CHAPLINI SECCI SHOWROOMBASEL UNGUIDED BASEL SHOWROOM GALLERIES 532 Thomas Jaeckel ------------------------------------ C26 HOLE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A11 ADN ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A9 INTERNATIONAL 3 ---------------------------------------------- A8 CATERING ANNA NOVA --------------------------------------------------------------- C28 JARMUSCHEK --------------------------------------------------------- C22 BY BESCHLE UNGUIDED ALARCÓN CRIADO ------------------------------------------- B3 KLEINDIENST ----------------------------------------------------------- B10 ARANAPOVEDA -------------------------------------------------------- C8 KRUPIC KERSTING || KUK ----------- B16 ASBÆK, Martin -------------------------------------------------------- B12 KUDLEK, Martin -------------------------------------------------------- C6 ASPN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A16 LARM --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- B9 B17 B5 B4 B3 B2 A14 A13 A12 A11 A10 A9 ATHR ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A1 LARSEN, Christian ------------------------------------------ C23 ESPACIO GUERRERO FLEISCH ALARCÓN COHEN SVESTKA HEIDE EB&FLOW THE HOLE FROSCH& ADN MÍNIMO CRIADO PORTMANN BALZERARTPROJECTS ---------------------- C27 LAV, Peter ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ B6 BASTEJS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C9 LÉNA & ROSELLI -------------------------------------------- C32 BIANCHI, Federico ----------------------------------------------- C7 MA2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ A18 B16 A16 A17 A18 A19 A8 BINDER, Andreas ---------------------------------------------- C33 MANDOS, Ron -------------------------------------------------------------- A3 B1 A15 - KRUPIC B13 B6 ASPN BRANDL MA2 INTER- BRANDL, Sebastian ---------------------------------------- A17 MAZZOLI, Mario ------------------------------------------------------- C2 VANE DIS KERSTING SPECTA LAV NATIONAL 3 BRANSTEN, Rena ------------------------------------------------- C5 P74 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C14 KUK A21 A20 BRUNDYN + GONSALVES --------------- C15 PABLO’S BIRTHDAY --------------------------------------- A2 TEAPOT FERRARA WHATIFTHE- WIDMER+ THEODORI BRUNNHOFER ------------------------------------------------------------ A5 POULSEN -------------------------------------------------------------------------- C11 B12 B7 WORLD ASBÆK CONNER- BULIAN, Laura --------------------------------------------------------- C16 PRO ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C17 B15 SMITH. A7 SLAG V1 CHAPLINI ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ C3 PURDY HICKS -------------------------------------------------------- A22 PURDY COHEN, Ethan -------------------------------------------------------------- B2 RISLEY, David ---------------------------------------------------------------- A6 A22 HICKS ------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ A2 A3 CONNERSMITH. B7 ROLLINS, Tyler C4 B11 B8 PABLO’S MANDOS DILLON --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C34 RUBICON -------------------------------------------------------------------------- B14 B14 HELSINKI ESPAIVISOR BIRTHDAY A6 DUKAN ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C35 SECCI, Eduardo --------------------------------------------------------- C1 RUBICON RISLEY EB&FLOW -------------------------------------------------------------------------- A12 SKAPE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C24 EGELUND, Christoffer ------------------------------ C20 SLAG ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ B15 V9 EDITION A1 A4 ESPACIO MÍNIMO --------------------------------------------- B17 SMAC ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C12 OLYMPUS ATHR STENE -------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- B10 B9 PROJECTS ESPAIVISOR B8 SMITH, Charlie C21 A5 ------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- KLEINDIENST LARM BRUNN- FERRARA, Jonathan A21 SPECTA B13 HOFER FLEISCH, Marie-Laure ---------------------------------- B4 STENE Projects ----------------------------------------------------------- A4 EXIT ONLY OFFICE TICKETS / INFO FORTLAAN 17 ---------------------------------------------------------- C19 SVESTKA, Jiri ------------------------------------------------------------- A14 FROSCH&PORTMANN ---------------------------- A10 TEAPOT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A15 GARNATZ, Julia ----------------------------------------------------- C13 TEZUKAYAMA ----------------------------------------------------------- C31 C12 SMAC ENTRANCE GOH / VIP GUÉPIN, Muriel ------------------------------------------------------ C30 TINT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C29 GUERRERO, Enrique -------------------------------------- B5 V1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ A7 H.A.N. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C18 VANE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ B1 ---------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ C25 HEIDE, Patrick A13 VERNON C10 SCULPTURE HELSINKI Contemporary ---------------------- B11 WHATIFTHEWORLD ------------------------------------ A20 HILGERBROTKUNSTHALLE ------- C25 WIDMER +THEODORIDIS ------------------- A19 BUS STOP DIRECT TO / FROM ART BASEL AND LISTE VOLTA 9 STAFF Viva VOLTA9! 74 international exhibitors — representing Europe and the Americas, Artistic Director plus the Middle East, South Africa, and East Asia — light up the industrial Dreispitz Amanda Coulson Areal this June, with 58 galleries returning from previous VOLTA editions. Managing Director Chris De Angelis Hamish Fulton (espaivisor – Galería Visor, Valencia) has created a signature Limited Project Manager Edition for VOLTA9. The London-based “Walking Artist” has participated in numer- Kerstin Herd ous museum and gallery exhibitions throughout his illustrious career, including Ends of the Earth (MOCA, Los Angeles, touring to Haus der Kunst, Munich) in 2012, and Project Coordinator Rachel Mijares Fick A Trip From Here to There, currently on view at MoMA, New York. In Fulton’s own words: “my self-imposed rule is: I only make art about the particular walks that I Press Manager Brian Fee have experienced. This means: every artwork I make must include a walk text. Why words? Words can exist in any size and are independent of any one medium or lan- Production Assistant Yorick Tanner guage. Walks are the kilometre stones of my life. Each walk marks the flow of time between birth and death”. [email protected] Founders The Schaulager, Münchenstein/Basel’s open-warehouse contemporary art museum Kavi Gupta designed by renowned Swiss architectural firm Herzog & de Meuron, reopened in Uli Voges March with British video artist and filmmaker Steve McQueen’s expansive mid-career Friedrich Loock survey. A 10-minute walk from Dreispitzhalle on Ruchfeldstrasse, the Schaulager signals another must-see destination for VOLTA9 visitors. Plus, literally around the corner from VOLTA (on Oslostrasse) are a corridor of creative spaces: OSLO8 OFFICIAL MEDIA PARTNER hosts the solo exhibition From the Island for Czech photographer Jiri Makovec; British artist duo Semiconductor stage their video works and complex installations in Let There Be Light at Haus für elektronische Künste, their debut solo show in Switzerland; and the talented artists of international exchange program iaab partici- SPONSOR pate in Going Places, with a special reception until 8 pm on Wednesday, June 12. Finally, we would like to thank our partners for their continued support, particularly our Official Media Partner GalleryLOG, who enthralled VOLTA NY visitors
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