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GALLERY LIST BASEL | FEBRUARY | 2 | 2016 GALLERIES Gallery Name Exhibition Spaces 303 Gallery New York A Gentil Carioca Rio de Janeiro Miguel Abreu Gallery New York Acquavella Galleries New York Air de Paris Paris Galería Juana de Aizpuru Madrid Alexander and Bonin New York Galería Helga de Alvear Madrid Andréhn-Schiptjenko Stockholm Applicat-Prazan Paris The Approach London Art : Concept Paris Alfonso Artiaco Naples von Bartha Basel, S-chanf Galerie Guido W. Baudach Berlin Galerie Berinson Berlin Bernier/Eliades Athens Daniel Blau Munich, London Blondeau & Cie Geneva Blum & Poe Los Angeles, New York, Tokyo Marianne Boesky Gallery New York Tanya Bonakdar Gallery New York Bortolami New York Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi Berlin Borzo Amsterdam BQ Berlin Gavin Brown's enterprise New York, Rome Galerie Buchholz Cologne, Berlin, New York Buchmann Galerie Agra / Lugano, Berlin Cabinet London Galerie Gisela Capitain Cologne carlier gebauer Berlin Galerie Carzaniga Basel Galeria Pedro Cera Lisbon Cheim & Read New York Chemould Prescott Road Mumbai Mehdi Chouakri Berlin Sadie Coles HQ London Contemporary Fine Arts Berlin Galleria Continua San Gimignano, Beijing, Boissy-le- Châtel, Havana Paula Cooper Gallery New York Galerie Chantal Crousel Paris Thomas Dane Gallery London Massimo De Carlo Milan, London, Hong Kong Dvir Gallery Tel Aviv, Brussels Ecart Geneva Galerie Eigen + Art Berlin, Leipzig Richard L. Feigen & Co. New York Konrad Fischer Galerie Dusseldorf, Berlin Foksal Gallery Foundation Warsaw Galeria Fortes Vilaça São Paulo Fraenkel Gallery San Francisco Peter Freeman, Inc. New York, Paris Stephen Friedman Gallery London Frith Street Gallery London Gagosian Gallery New York, Beverly Hills, London, Paris, Le Bourget, Rome, Athens, Geneva, Hong Kong Galerie 1900-2000 Paris Galleria dello Scudo Verona joségarcía ,mx Mexico City gb agency Paris Annet Gelink Gallery Amsterdam Gerhardsen Gerner Berlin, Oslo Gladstone Gallery New York, Brussels Galerie Gmurzynska Zug, Zurich, St. Moritz Galería Elvira González Madrid Goodman Gallery Johannesburg, Cape Town Marian Goodman Gallery New York, Paris, London Galerie Bärbel Grässlin Frankfurt Richard Gray Gallery Chicago, New York Howard Greenberg Gallery New York Greene Naftali New York greengrassi London Galerie Karsten Greve AG St. Moritz, Paris, Cologne Cristina Guerra Contemporary Art Lisbon Galerie Michael Haas Berlin Hauser & Wirth Zurich, New York, Los Angeles, London, Somerset Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert London Herald St London Galerie Max Hetzler Berlin, Paris Galerie Hopkins Paris Edwynn Houk Gallery New York, Zurich Xavier Hufkens Brussels i8 Gallery Reykjavik A arte Invernizzi Milan Taka Ishii Gallery Tokyo, New York, Paris Jablonka Galerie Cologne Bernard Jacobson Gallery London Alison Jacques Gallery London Galerie Martin Janda Vienna Catriona Jeffries Vancouver Annely Juda Fine Art London Casey Kaplan New York Georg Kargl Fine Arts Vienna Karma International Zurich, Beverly Hills kaufmann repetto Milan, New York Sean Kelly New York Kerlin Gallery Dublin Anton Kern Gallery New York Kewenig Berlin, Palma de Mallorca Kicken Berlin Berlin Galerie Peter Kilchmann Zurich König Galerie Berlin David Kordansky Gallery Los Angeles Andrew Kreps Gallery New York Galerie Krinzinger Vienna Nicolas Krupp Basel Kukje Gallery / Tina Kim Gallery Seoul, New York kurimanzutto Mexico City Galerie Lahumière Paris Landau Fine Art Montreal Simon Lee Gallery London, Hong Kong, New York Lehmann Maupin New York, Hong Kong Tanya Leighton Berlin Galerie Lelong Paris, New York Dominique Lévy Gallery New York, London Galerie Gisèle Linder Basel Lisson Gallery London, Milan, New York Long March Space Beijing Luhring Augustine New York, Brooklyn Maccarone New York, Los Angeles Magazzino Rome Mai 36 Galerie Zurich Gió Marconi Milan Matthew Marks Gallery New York, Los Angeles Marlborough Fine Art London, New York, Madrid, Barcelona Galerie Hans Mayer Dusseldorf The Mayor Gallery London Fergus McCaffrey New York, Saint Barthelemy Galerie Greta Meert Brussels Anthony Meier Fine Arts San Francisco Galerie Urs Meile Lucerne, Beijing kamel mennour Paris Metro Pictures New York Meyer Riegger Berlin, Karlsruhe Galleria Massimo Minini Brescia Victoria Miro London Mitchell-Innes & Nash New York Mnuchin Gallery New York Stuart Shave/Modern Art London The Modern Institute Glasgow Jan Mot Brussels, Mexico City Galerie Vera Munro Hamburg Galerie nächst St. Stephan Rosemarie Vienna Schwarzwälder Galerie Nagel Draxler Berlin, Cologne Richard Nagy Ltd. London Helly Nahmad Gallery New York, London Galerie Neu Berlin neugerriemschneider Berlin Galleria Franco Noero Turin David Nolan Gallery New York Galerie Nordenhake Berlin, Stockholm Galerie Georg Nothelfer Berlin Galerie Nathalie Obadia Paris, Brussels OMR Mexico City Pace New York, London, Beijing, Hong Kong Pace/MacGill Gallery New York Maureen Paley London Galerie Alice Pauli Lausanne Galerie Perrotin Paris, Hong Kong, New York Petzel Gallery New York Galerie Francesca Pia Zurich PKM Gallery Seoul Galerija Gregor Podnar Berlin Galerie Eva Presenhuber Zurich ProjecteSD Barcelona Almine Rech Gallery Brussels, Paris, London Reena Spaulings Fine Art New York Regen Projects Los Angeles Galerie Denise René Paris Rodeo London Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac Salzburg, Paris Andrea Rosen Gallery New York SCAI The Bathhouse Tokyo Esther Schipper / Johnen Galerie Berlin Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle Munich Galerie Thomas Schulte Berlin Galerie Natalie Seroussi Paris Sfeir-Semler Gallery Beirut, Hamburg Jack Shainman Gallery New York, Kinderhook ShanghART Gallery Shanghai, Beijing, Singapore Sies + Höke Dusseldorf Sikkema Jenkins & Co. New York Bruce Silverstein New York Skarstedt New York, London GALLERYSKE New Delhi, Bangalore Skopia / P.-H. Jaccaud Geneva Sperone Westwater New York Sprüth Magers Berlin, London, Los Angeles Galerie St. Etienne New York Nils Stærk Copenhagen Stampa Basel Standard (Oslo) Oslo Starmach Gallery Krakow Christian Stein Milan Stevenson Cape Town, Johannesburg Galeria Luisa Strina São Paulo Galerie Micheline Szwajcer Brussels Take Ninagawa Tokyo team (gallery, inc.) New York, Venice (Los Angeles) Galleria Tega Milan Galerie Daniel Templon Paris, Brussels Galerie Thomas Munich Galerie Tschudi Zuoz Tucci Russo Studio per l'Arte Contemporanea Torre Pellice (Turin) Van de Weghe Fine Art New York Annemarie Verna Galerie Zurich Vilma Gold London Vitamin Creative Space Guangzhou, Beijing Waddington Custot Galleries London Galleri Nicolai Wallner Copenhagen Washburn Gallery New York Galerie Barbara Weiss Berlin Michael Werner New York, London, Märkisch Wilmersdorf White Cube London, Hong Kong Barbara Wien Berlin Galerie Jocelyn Wolff Paris Galerie Thomas Zander Cologne Zeno X Gallery Antwerp ZERO... Milan David Zwirner New York, London EDITION Gallery Name Exhibition Spaces Brooke Alexander, Inc. New York Niels Borch Jensen Gallery and Editions Copenhagen, Berlin Alan Cristea Gallery London mfc - michèle didier Paris Atelier-Editions Fanal Basel Gemini G.E.L. LLC Los Angeles Helga Maria Klosterfelde Edition Berlin, Hamburg Sabine Knust Munich Carolina Nitsch New York Pace Prints New York Paragon London Polígrafa Obra Gràfica Barcelona STPI Singapore Three Star Books Paris Two Palms New York ULAE Bay Shore FEATURE Gallery Name Exhibition Spaces Artists Bergamin & Gomide São Paulo Mira Schendel Galleri Bo Bjerggaard Copenhagen Per Kirkeby Campoli Presti London, Paris Valentina Liernur, John Miller, Reena Spaulings Castelli Gallery New York Roy Lichtenstein Cherry and Martin Los Angeles Pat O'Neill Chert Berlin Ruth Wolf-Rehfeldt James Cohan Gallery New York Robert Smithson Corbett vs. Dempsey Chicago Roger Brown, Eleanor Dube, Philip Hanson, Christina Ramberg galerie frank elbaz Paris Jay DeFeo, Wallace Berman, Bruce Conner Derek Eller Gallery New York Karl Wirsum espaivisor Valencia Braco Dimitrijević Carl Freedman Gallery London Michael Stevenson James Fuentes New York Jonas Mekas Grimm Amsterdam Ger van Elk Kadel Willborn Dusseldorf Inge Mahn Galerie Löhrl Mönchengladbach Otto Piene Luxembourg & Dayan New York, London Jannis Kounellis Jörg Maaß Kunsthandel Berlin Color in German Printmaking 1900 - 1930 (Group Show) Mendes Wood DM São Paulo Solange Pessoa, Francesca Woodman Moran Bondaroff Los Angeles George Herms Galeria Plan B Cluj, Berlin Mircea Cantor, Mihai Olos, Eugenia Pop RaebervonStenglin Zurich Sofia Hultén Lia Rumma Milan, Naples Ettore Spalletti Salon 94 New York Terry Adkins Sprovieri London Ilya Kabakov, Art & Language Galerie Barbara Thumm Berlin Anna Oppermann Tornabuoni Art Paris, Florence, Milan, Forte dei Salvatore Scarpitta Marmi, Crans-Montana, London Van Doren Waxter New York Richard Diebenkorn Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects Culver City Sadie Benning Waldburger Wouters Brussels Lynn Hershman Leeson Wentrup Berlin Olaf Metzel Galerie Zlotowski Paris Kurt Schwitters STATEMENTS Gallery Name Exhibition Spaces Artists 47 Canal New York Ajay Kurian Arratia Beer Berlin Mary Reid Kelley Laura Bartlett Gallery London Sol Calero Johan Berggren Gallery Malmö Jasper Spicero Bureau New York Lionel Maunz Carroll / Fletcher London Basel Abbas & Ruanne Abou-Rahme Selma Feriani Gallery Sidi Bou Said Massinissa Selmani Foxy Production New York Sara Cwynar Grey Noise Dubai Lantian Xie Maisterravalbuena Madrid Daniel Jacoby Mary Mary Glasgow Helen Johnson Murray Guy New York Leidy Churchman Ramiken Crucible New York Dan Finsel Galerie Micky Schubert Berlin Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili Société Berlin Timur Si-Qin Galeria Stereo Warsaw Piotr Łakomy Simone Subal Gallery New York Frank Heath Supportico Lopez Berlin Steve Bishop.
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