The Art Basel Week in pictures.

Maha Malluh, Food for thought ‘Almuallaqat’

Kunsthalle Basel 

Vincent Fecteau

Vincent Fecteau

Vincent Fecteau

Anicka Yi

Fondation Beyeler

Marlene Dumas at Fondation Beyeler

Marlene Dumas at Fondation Beyeler

Marlene Dumas at Fondation Beyeler

Tobias Rehberger

Fondation Beyeler

Art Basel 

Edward Krasinski at Stramach Gallery (Krakow)

Art Basel 2015

Gallery Stuart Shaeve/ Modern Art (London)

Anthony Reynolds Gallery (London)

Camille Henrot at kamel mennour

Giorgio Griffa

Goodman Gallery

Gallery Krinzinger (Vienna)

Detail of work by Mikhael Subptzky at Goodman Gallery

Gallery Martin Janda (Vienna)

Reflection on the work by Jose Davila

Andrehn-Schiptjenko Gallery (Stockholm)

Mike Bouchet, Matthew McConaughey Jacuzzi at Peres Projects (Berlin)

Daniel Knorr( left) and Carl Andre at Galerie Naechst St. Stephan Rosmarie Schwarzwaelder

Installation by Rirkrit Tiravanija, Nikolaus Hirsch, Michel Müller and Antto Melasniemi

Installation by Rirkrit Tiravanija, Nikolaus Hirsch, Michel Müller and Antto Melasniemi

Unlimited
Unlimited is Art Basel’s pioneering exhibition platform for projects that transcend the limitations of a classical art-show stand. The innovative work includes out-sized sculpture and paintings, video projections, large-scale installations, and live performances. Unlimited is curated by New York-based curator Gianni Jetzer.

Julius von Bismarck’s ‘Egocentric system’ (2015), presented by Marlborough Fine Art (London, New York, Madrid, Barcelona, Monaco), is a live performance by the artist on a rotating paraboloid, spanning the entirety of the show.

Ai Weiwei’s ‘Stacked’ (2012), created out of 760 symbolic Forever Bicycles, the most widely used bicycles in China, presented by Galleria Continua (San Gimignano, Beijing, Boissy-le-Châtel).

Franz West

Jim Lambie, Shaved Ice

Sturtevant, Gonzalez-Torres Untitled (Blue Placebo)

Pascale Marthine Tayou, Plastic Tree

Pierre Huyghe, Cambrian Explosion

Maha Malluh

Federico Herrero, Landscape with circles

Inspired by Brazilian indigenous traditions OPAVIVARÁ!’s ‘Formosa Decelerator’ (2014), presented by A Gentil Carioca (Rio de Janeiro), is an interactive installation where visitors can rest in hammocks and create their own tea blends.

Victor Burgin, Office at Night

‘European Couples’ (1966-1971) by Dan Flavin. Comprising nine works, the installation, dedicated to European friends and colleagues who influenced Flavin, demonstrates the artist’s interest in serial and permutational configurations. Presented together, they produce an immersive, site-specific environment of light and color.

Martin Boyce, We are Resistant, We Dry Out in the Sun

Shilpa Gupta, Untitled (Rock)

Olafur Eliasson’s ‘Your space embracer’ (2004), a historically significant work in his practice using light as both tool and subject.

LISTE

Dawid Radziszewski

Dawid Radziszewski Gallery (Warsaw)

Benjamin Hirte at Emanuel Layr Gallery (Vienna)

B. Wurtz at Maisterravalbuena (Madrid)

Feiko Beckers

Debora Bolsoni at Jaqueline Martins Gallery (Sao Paolo)

Debora Bolsoni at Jaqueline Martins Gallery (Sao Paolo)

Liste

Marlie Mul at Croy Nielsen(Berlin)

Flora Hauser at Ibid (London)

Tobias Zielony at KOW (Berlin)

VOLTA 11

Extrastruggle at Galerie Zilberman

Gallery ADN

Gallery YOD

Gallery P74

Genti Korini at Jecza Gallery

Tea Garden hosted by Independent Collectors 

Tea Garden

Tea Garden

Tea Garden

All photos: (c) Kristina Kulakova