ART BASEL UND
KOLLEKTIV ANSICHTSSACHE
DIE KUNSTAUSSTELLUNG AM GEMSBERG 5
MIT PROGRAMM UND LIVE KONZERT
Liebe Menschen mit Ansichten,
Wir möchten uns von ganzem Herzen bei euch allen bedanken, die während der Zeit vom 9. bis 17. Juni den Gämsbärgkäller und den anliegenden Innenhof in der Altstadt Basel mit Kunst zum Anschauen, Anhören und Erkunden besucht und uns unterstützt haben. Eure Anwesenheit und euer Interesse haben diese Veranstaltung zu einem wunderbaren Erfolg gemacht.
Die Räume waren tagsüber und bis in die Nacht hinein geöffnet, und wir haben ein vielfältiges Programm von Live-Events angeboten, darunter Experimentalfilme mit Live-Vertonung, Tanzauftritte, Puppentheater, Storytelling, Performance Art und DJ-Sets. An den Freitagen und Samstagen, sowie am Donnerstag und Sonntag konntet ihr diese spannenden Veranstaltungen erleben.
Euer Besuch und eure Unterstützung haben uns mit Freude erfüllt. Es war wunderbar, euch bei uns zu haben und die Kunst gemeinsam zu genießen. Wir hoffen, dass ihr viele inspirierende Momente erlebt habt.
Ein herzliches Dankeschön an euch alle für eure Unterstützung, eure Teilnahme und euer Interesse. Ohne euch wäre diese Veranstaltung nicht möglich gewesen.
Für weitere Informationen und das gesamte Programm könnt ihr
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Nochmals vielen Dank und wir hoffen, euch bei zukünftigen Veranstaltungen wiederzusehen!
Das Kollektiv Ansichtssache
Malerei und Fotografie
Unsere Künstler die ausstellen
Performance, Konzerte und mehr
Wochenprogramm
Judith Antkowiak ft. Theresa Schöne
Judith Antkowiak ft. Theresa Schöne
Starke Melodien und emotional-poetische Tiefe entfalten sich bei den Konzerten von Judith Antkowiak. Die in Berlin lebende Sängerin interpretiert bewegende Lieder aus verschiedenen Weltregionen, so dem französisch-, englisch- und deutschsprachigen Raum, der iberischen Halbinsel oder Südamerika. Sie verleiht ihren Fundstücken mit ihrer warmen, facettenreichen Altstimme und sensibel gespielter Konzertgitarre ihren eigenen Charme und nimmt ihre Zuhörenden auf eine Reise…
Zur Art Basel Reflection begegnet sie Theresa Schöne. Die in Basel lebende Harfenistin und Singer-Songwriterin liebt es, experimentierfreudig und viel-saitig ihr Instrument zum Schwingen zu bringen.
Judith Antkowiak - Gesang & Gitarre
Theresa Schöne - Harfe
https://soundcloud.com/judith-antkowiak
Badalamentis Quest
Badalamentis Quest is a group of 3 musicians from Basel. They compose their own classical music, which they play to films, concerts and performances. They would set this improvised experimental music live to previously selected art films.
Piano, clarinet, organel, contrabass, duduk and vocals mix this artist group together in a playful overall experience.
Falsch Farben Generator (FFG)
Falsch Farben Generator (FFG) sind die Basler Medienkünstler Rubén Nieto und Robert Grosshans. In ihren Projekten erzeugen sie mit einzigartigen modularen Methoden visuelle Flächen und Räume; dabei meist mithilfe von heute „obsoleten“ Geräten aus der analogen Videowelt. Nicht selten arbeiten sie dazu mit live-Feedbacks von alten Videokameras im jeweiligen Raum.
10. Juni 2023
Abendprogramm
Salphinah Savin
& Alina Passmore
Thema: Basierend auf das Buch „Männer, Männlichkeit und Liebe. Der Wille zur Veränderung.“ von belle hooks, werde ich das Thema Patriarchat und Feminismus reflektieren.
Handlung: Inspiriert von „Allege“ von Clement Layes werde ich spielerisch das Thema reflektieren. Dazu werden Kurze Texte gesprochen, die von alina passmore gesprochen werden.
Join the Dots
Antonia Balzar
Mit glasigen Augen schaut sie auf die Uhr des Klassenzimmers. Gähnende Langeweile umgibt sie wie dichte Wolken, die sich, verwebt mit den Worten der Lehrperson, zu einer fernen Singsang Melodie mischen. In ihrem Kopf bewegt sie sich zu einer anderen Melodie-, zu einem anderen Rhythmus. Die Uhr an der Wand tickt träge, während sie gerade aus einer pulsierenden Menschenmasse hervortaucht. Die bunten Lichter tanzen um ihre Augen und SIE- ist unbesiegbar.
Geistesverloren rutscht sie unbequem auf dem harten Stuhl hin und her. So unbequem wie sie sich auch in ihrem Körper manchmal fühlt. Sie hält den schweren Kopf in die Hand gestützt. Ihre Finger ertasten wie von selbst, die kleinen roten Punkte, die ihre Wange überziehen. Würden ihre Finger Spuren hinterlassen so könnte man Sternenbilder raten. Sie aber, schwebt durch ganz andere Bilder.
Die Uhr tickt immer noch träge. Die tanzenden Menschen verschwimmen langsam. Ein bunter Leuchtpunkt erscheint inmitten der nebligen Extase. Äusserlich ruhig, doch innerlich vibrierend taucht sie ein paar Sekunden später zwischen Scherben auf dem Treppenabsatz auf.
Join the Dots ist eine 30-minütige Live-Performance von Antonia Sophie Balzer und Simon MacHale, die sechs musikalische Originalkompositionen mit Tanz und Theater kombiniert. Das Stück, basierend auf den Biografien der beiden Künstler*innen, handelt von Erfahrungen im Teenageralter, die Ihnen bis heute anhaften.
Vincent Villard
Cenzo
Electronic music producer / DJ
Living for love, art & music
15. Juni 2023
Abendprogramm
Alexander Cyr Bezuijen
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
You
Mirroring you through me
The You that is mirrored through me, mirrors you back to you as me, that means I am mirrored in you, as the You in me...
There is a space in between
Where there is actually none
REFLECTION is a performance based on a structured improvisation: The dancers and musicians are creating the material every performance from the energy and inspiration of the audience.
This is a concept with a high presence, developing an intimate and interactive dialogue with the audience.
The stage becomes a space to explore where does the other and the self start, meet, merge and end.
contact: @Sanderpanetje on insta
website: bloominfinity.com
Amin Alavi
Born in 1966 in Tehran, Iran, based in Basel, Switzerland, Amin Alavi is a Danish writer/performer. If you ask him, he would say that he is a storyteller who likes to experiment, improvise, interact with his audiences and confuse them. He likes to establish a parallel reality, where the viewers/readers can enter, be part of it and be entertained on a higher plan. In order to do so, he often works with meta-stories – stories about stories. Amin calls his performances for shows. According to him, a performance has to trigger all senses, from listening to feelings. The shows often use theatrical elements combined with music and text. According to him, it doesn’t really matter, if you understand the text or if you listen to the music or just look at the action on stage. At the end of the day, they are all interchangeable and you get a story that you are involved in making. The shows are 40% fixed and 60% improvised and the music spans from free improve to experimental pop. He has established a group of professional musicians, from jazz to classic to pop and rock, whom he often works with.
A-alavi.show
16. Juni 2023
Abendprogramm
Mirjam Ellenbrock & Cha Se Se
"Mr. Mort” ist ein Handpuppenstück für alle Altersgruppen. Der listige Cowboy, Mr. Mort, ein Pferd in der Krise, die luftige Lisa und ein Kaktus führen durch das einzigartige Theatererlebnis, das auf humorvolle und tiefgründige Art und Weise das Tabuthema Tod behandelt. Ein unvergessliches wildes Stück mit interaktiven Elementen und musikalischen Darbietungen, das zum Lachen und Nachdenken anregt.
Die Spieler schaffen es Erwachsene und Kinder auf verschiedenen Ebenen anzusprechen, was es zu einem schönen Familienstück macht.
Dauer 30min
insta
@teatrotatarira
Baar Art Journey
We are happy to present the artists from Baar Art Joruney, that whill be exhibited from the 13th of June until the 18th.
Alfred Müller (b.1960 in Kenzingen, Germany) - fell in love with painting when he was seventeen. Georg Baselitz was his teacher, who would frequently take his students to his exhibitions and to the studio of Gerhard Richter. After Alfred’s studies he spent almost ten years painting in Berlin, and shared a studio with Michel Majerus. In 2017 he visited Yucatan, Mexico, and as a result, his creative technique changed. Prior to his time spent in Mexico, he sprayed his oil paintings with silver after finishing them. This technique hid all the colours on the canvas.
Cory Ford (b. 1982 in Jersey City, New Jersey) is a self taught artist who is captivated by life and all that surrounds him. He captures this in his artwork. Cory was introduced to more formal techniques of drawing and art history while attending the Visual and Performing Arts program at New Jersey City University. Since then, he has furthered his practice of working in acrylic, his preferred medium, often adding paper to create the urban landscape fitting for his subject matter. A few of Cory’s artistic inspirations are: Earnie Barnes, Pablo Picasso, René François Ghislain Magritte, Barkley Hendricks, and Michaelangelo.
Francisco “TOTEM” Perez (b.1978 in Santiago, Chile) trained in acting and theater prior to pursuing his visual art career. He brings his emotions, thoughts and city pulse that Berlin possesses into his artworks. He describes his work as abstract. The characters seen in his paintings are expressions of his view of our society and its current state of affairs. TOTEM uses recycled materials to create his works and utilizes various construction materials and treasures found around the city.
Okedoyin Oluwatosin Luli (b. 1996 in Lagos, Nigeria) is a contemporary artist whose works are represented abstractly by human forms and colors. As a graduate of Lagos polytechnic, Luli paints with precision and dimension utilizing acrylics as his medium of choice. His paintings are typically imaginative and surrealist
mostly surrealist. The usage of distorted strokes and lines makes his works striking.
Luli creates an illusionary bridge in-between the African traditional art and the European contemporary art. He found an intrest in making use of the West African traditional damask and Gele to create a cloth like effect on each of my paintings. Luli’s works document peculiar stories that resonate and connect to his audience’s memories. Dreams and trances play an essential role in the creative process of Luli’s work, which is evident in his use of bold colors and distorted representation of his subjects.
Dior Thiam (b.1993 in Berlin, Germany ) is a multidisciplinary artist. By utilizing broadly different mediums, she explores untold histories, exoticism and the specific historical knowledge held by social and individual bodies. Drawing inspiration from historical events and occurrences, from poetry, prose and personal experiences, her work raises questions around the localities of knowledge as well as memory and remembrance. Through a research - and process-based approach of layering, interweaving, fragmenting, collecting and reassembling she extracts and re/arranges seemingly disparate pieces of research to form new frameworks of meaning. Through her work the artist deliberately challenges the viewer in their relation to the image. She plays with notions of voyeurism, desire, nostalgia and sentimentality nudging the viewer to position themselves anew to what and how they are seeing.
Dior’s work has been exhibited at G2 Kunsthalle Leipzig, Savvy Contemporary Berlin, Institut Français Dakar and as part of the art festival “Gorée Regards Sur Cours” on Gorée Island in Senegal. She has collaborated with and been featured online by Galerie Le Manège Dakar, Garageland Magazine, Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen (IFA) and ContemporaryAnd (C&). Her poetry was first published in print in 2021 in the book “Sisters & Souls 2”, edited by Dr. Natasha A. Kelly. She has completed the inaugural residency of the project "Dekoloniale-memory culture in the city” in 2021 and was represented in two exhibitions of the 14th edition of the Dakar Biennale in 2022. Her work was displayed at Galérie Cécile Fakhoury in Abidjan until September 2022 and as part of the exhibition "A Different Now is Close Enough to Exhale on You" curated by Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung at Goodman Gallery in Johannesburg until January 2023.
Rafaella Braga (b. 1998 in Goiânia, Brazil) began tracing her own path in arts through graffiti and later finding herself in painting, exploring it freely and without any pre-conception. She has been developing and materializing her ideas mostly on large scale canvases that can take up entire walls, revealing a physically intense working method. And also exploring other fields such as installation, performance and sculpture.
Using the canvas as a diary, her practice has the body as primer matter, investigating the self outlined by her vulnerabilities and secrets, and revolves around the interplay between reality and fantasy, identity and time, offering a dreamlike alternative to reality. The artist has been developing her own projects, collaborating with international initiatives as group and solo exhibition.