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Titled “Die Nichtschönen: Works 1967—1974” (meaning “non-beauties”), Kunsthalle Basel’s presentation of Joachim Bandau features creations from the aforementioned period which the artist made by de- and reconstructing department store mannequins.
March 2, 2021 - June 6, 2021
Titled “Die Nichtschönen: Works 1967—1974” (meaning “non-beauties”), Kunsthalle Basel’s presentation of Joachim Bandau features creations from the aforementioned period which the artist made by de- and reconstructing department store mannequins. Following the scientific and industrial advances of the decade leading up to these works, Bandau began an exploration of the body’s relationship to technology by transforming the form of the mannequin through techniques like sanding and coating them in fiberglass until their humanoid qualities were almost entirely camouflaged.
Katja Aufleger’s “GONE” brings together works that play with themes of danger and destruction, created throughout the past decade utilizing mediums like video, glass, plastic, and even hazardous chemicals.
Kunsthaus Baselland’s “Afterlight. Afterglow” examines the history and evolution of video installations through the eyes of 14 pioneers of the art form.
Musing on what makes a home, the artist Lydia Ourahmane has transported thousands of objects from her Algiers apartment to the rooms of Kunsthalle Basel for her exhibition “Barzakh.”
On view at Kunsthalle Basel is “Salutary Failures,’’ an exhibition presenting 5 new bodies of work by Raphael Hefti.
On view at Von Bartha is “TRAJECTORY,’’ an exhibition featuring a series of new paintings and sculptures by French artist Bernard Venet.
Von Bartha presents “CENTRUM,’’an exhibition of new works by German artist Imi Knoebel, best known for his theoretical approach to color and form.
On view at Kunstmuseum Basel is “Rembrandt’s Orient,’’ an exhibition showcasing works by Dutch artist Rembrandt and his colleagues.
An exhibition of early works by German artist Isa Genzken is currently on view at Kunstmuseum Basel.
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