GZ-BASEL 2021
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GZ-BASEL 2021 7-11 September At the 6th edition of GZ-BASEL, a selection of international contemporary art is exhibited with the title "BEYOND". The exhibition will take place in the well-known Basel Art Center, and a beautiful white space in which various stands will form the ideal basis for the link between visitors and works of art. BEYOND shows visitors not only that art absorbs interdisciplinary influences, but also how the theme connects the different media and leave an almost homogeneous impression. The following artists have been selected to take part in this presentation: PARJAM PARSI , KATJA SPRINGER ,DESMOND KENNY , MAISOON AL SALEH, SIMONE MONNEY, JOLANTA RABENSTEIN, MELTEM SOYLEMEZ, YOANDRY CACERES RIVERO MISHAL AL MUBARAK, ALJOHVAIDIAJEJEO , DAN MCCORMACK , ALINA GORDON, KYRA BELAN, CISCU TAMAYO, BERNHARD WITCH, GUDRUN DORSCH, ART-DRONE-COLLECTIVE WITH ULF KOENIG, KAREL STOOP, CHRISTINA MITTERHUBER, LAURA SOPRANI , BERNHARD WITCH, BACKIAOLGRANDEILJANA , MAHUZHUZOL GRANDEILJANA , CHRISTEN, OLSVO,FARHAD JAFARI KIA ,NIKOLAS KOUVAKAS ,OLHA ZINKOVA, OKSANA LIAZINA, BORBALA ESZTERI, AARIN PURPLE, CAECILIA FLATTEN , ZHANNET PODOBED, LOVE ROSENBERG We are not only talking about the innovative art project of Art-drone-collective / Ulf Koenig, but also about the idiosyncratic sculptures of Eva Grande, the mystical prints of Parjam Parsi, the paintings of Karel Stoop, the digital works of Simone Monney , but also about all other high-quality works that can also be found in the virtual exhibition to visit in www.gz-basel.com/virtualartfair and in the catalog at
https://www.blurb.es/bokstore/invited/9284226/3f874aaa8105e65fa22d20162f42Gc744268e4c68 The exhibition opens on September 7, 2021 17 - 21h. And ends September 11, 16h. Additional opening hours: daily from 1 pm to 7 pm. Entrance is free. More information can be found at: https://www.gz-basel.com/
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