All photos by Caroline Claisse for Art Observed.
Another parallel event joining Basel this year is the-solo-project, presented by Paul Kusseneers Gallery in Antwerp. This independent satellite fair features an international collection of galleries, carefully selected to showcase an in depth selection of work from the chosen artists. This year, the-solo-project celebrates its fifth consecutive year and features a week-long, time coincident with Art Basel, exhibition titled ‘Solo Shows by Selected Galleries’.
Belgium based Alice showcases Antoine Bouillot’s “Little did they know”
Caroline Smulders – I LOVE MY JOB booth
Berlin Art Project presents Yasam Sasmazer
Other sculptures at the Caroline Smulders booth
Suzanne Tarasieve in Paris shows Julien Salaud’s “Bambi & les Danseurs Etoiles” (2012)
A Stefan Waibel installation from Galerie Peithner Lichtenfels
Stefan Waibel’s work continued
Work by Stanislas Lahuat from Kusseneers Gallery
Arthobler exhibits Romulo Celdran
Mao Yan from Art & Public Cabinet PH
Jakub Nepras artwork at Arthobler’s booth
Galerie Voss shows Harding Meyer
“The fair consciously resembles more a series of considered gallery type shows in well constructed spaces, giving exhibited works more ‘room to breathe’, the artists more room to make a clear presentation and the visitors an environment in which the works can be considered as a body of work rather than on the basis of individual pieces†(the-solo-project).
Grelo’s “Biography of a human being” from Bongiovanni Gallery
Representation of Galeria Eva Ruiz
David LaChapelle‘s “Springtime” and “Wilting Gossip” from Patricia Low Contemporary
David LaChapelle as presented at Patricia Low’s booth
Hidde Van Seggelen Gallery exhibits Damian Taylor
Another installation of Antoine Buillot
The-solo-project opened June 13 and runs through tomorrow, June 17. It hosted at the cultural arena St. Jakobshalle near Basel.
–L. Marsova
Related Links:
Exhibition Site [The Solo Project]
Turkish galleries to attend ‘Solo-Project’ at Art Basel [Hürriyet Daily News]
Venue Site [St. Jakobshalle]