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the-solo-project
2011
bigger and stronger
than ever
Jaume
Plensa, Tryptich, 2009
stainless
steel
317 x 196 x 268
cm
Courtesy MAM Mario
Mauroner Contemporary, Vienna / Salzburg
The-solo-project is
now in its fourth year and is bigger and stronger than ever.
The fair has grown to more than forty choice international
galleries who will showcase works from both well known leading
artists and promising newcomers too. The fair
will take place in the voluminous St Jakobshalle and will now
occupy the grand main hall. The hall is easy to reach by
public transport and car alike. Tram n° 14 and bus n° 36 stops
in front of the hall and there is also a 15 minutes
shuttle-bus service to and from Art 42 Basel provided. Besides
the hall there is a spacious parking lot.
Thomas
Hirschhorn, Untitled 1989
coat of
arms
Cardboard, stickers,
scotch tape
25 x 36
cm
Courtesy Galerie
Susanna Kulli, Zurich
The-solo-project began in
2008 and has developed a unique concept of solo and
two-person-presentations, giving the artworks more ‘room to
breath’, the artists more room to make a clear presentation
and the visitors an environment in which the art can be
considered as a body of work rather than as single
works. Again, the-solo-project will create an
exciting, welcoming and attractive platform for all dealers to
showcase, and for the collectors, critics, journalists and art
lovers a more in-depth understanding of the exhibited work. In
previous years, collectors appreciated this opportunity to
take well-informed decisions and the Solo Project organisers
are convinced that every visitor will again enjoy the clearly
structured idea and layout of the fair.
Robert
Voit, Chilseo, South Korea,
2007
C-Print, sizes: 50 x
60 cm (ed. of 4) or 125 x 155 cm (ed. of 6)
Courtesy Robert Morat
Galerie, Hamburg
A list with the
participating galleries will be published
soon. We look forward to welcoming you at
the-solo-project
Location of
the-solo-project St.
Jakobshalle Brüglingerstrasse 19-21 CH-4052
Basel
How to get
there 10 minutes from Messeplatz to St.
Jakobshalle by Tram No. 14 A free shuttle-bus service
connects the-solo-project with Art Basel.
Opening
hours
Wednesday June
15th Private view by invitation only, 11 am – 1
pm General public 1 pm – 8 pm
Thursday June 16th 11 am
– 7 pm
Friday June 17th 12 noon –
9 pm
Saturday June 18th 11 am –
7 pm
Sunday June 19th 11 am – 5
pm
Rudolf de
Crignis, Painting #95032, 1995
Oil on
canvas
80 x 80
cm
Courtesy Bartha
Contemporary, London
Copyright: Estate of
Rudolf de Crignis, NYC
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