Basel

GZ-BASEL 2021 7-11 September 2021

Our 6th editions of GZ-BASEL will present an international conjunction of well selected contemporary art of the highest level with the theme "BEYOND". We have selected this title for being globally recognizable and actual. It is a theme with a wide interpretation and may involve terms like discovery, hope, meaning and creation.The show will be hosted by the well known Basel Art Center. Their beautiful exhibition hall on street level of 250 sqm divided in 11 white painted exhibition stands will be the most appropriate location for an excellent display of a large variety of media. We will select painting, photography, sculpture, installation-art, video and performance.This exhibition is a collaborated project between GaleriaZero / NL and Basel Art Center /CH

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Submitted by galeriazero on Mon, 06/21/2021 - 11:30

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GZ-BASEL 2020 is selecting artists

GZ-BASEL 2020

6th edition 3 - 7 June 2020

Our 6th editions of GZ-BASEL will present an international conjunction of well selected contemporary art of the highest level with the theme "Embracing Art". We have selected this title for being globally recognizable and because it connects with the basic of art which is "emotion".

The show will be hosted by the well known Basel Art Center. Their beautiful exhibition hall on street level of 250 sqm divided in 11 white painted exhibition stands will be the most appropriate location for an excellent display of a large variety of media. We will select painting, photography, sculpture, installation-art, video and performance.

Submitted by galeriazero on Tue, 12/10/2019 - 16:47

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John Paul Fauves Scope Basel!

John Paul Fauves will be exhibiting a selection of works in this years Scope fair in Basel with Milan based gallery & members club 'One Arts Club'.

John Paul Fauves is a Costa Rican contemporary artist living and working in San José, Costa Rica. In his paintings he engages questions of identity as they relate to art history, as well as our everyday interactions with mainstream culture and social media.

Submitted by RedD Public Relations on Sun, 06/03/2018 - 18:26