SCOPE Basel ArtShow
 
Sportplatz Landhof
Riehenstrasse 78a
CH-4058 Basel
Switzerland
 
 
SCOPE Basel June 8-14 09

  SCOPE returns to Basel in New Venue
 
 
ScopeBaselArtShow
 
 
Opening Schedule
 
First View
Monday June 8 11am–5pm
Free - All VIPs
$100 - Non-VIPs
Donations benefit SCOPE Foundation
 
Press View
Monday June 8 11am–5pm
RSVP judith@camron.co.uk
 
Show Hours
Tuesday June 9 11am–7pm
Wednesday June 10 11am–7pm
Thursday June 11 11am–7pm
Friday June 12 11am–7pm
Saturday June 13 11am–7pm
Sunday June 14 11am–5pm

Admission
VIPs - Free
General - Tuesday–Sunday - CHF 20
Student - Tuesday–Sunday - CHF 10
 
 
Amy Stein, TRASHEATERS, 2005 
Amy Stein, TRASHEATERS, 2005
Photo print
76 x 95 cm
Courtesy: Pool Gallery
 
 
SCOPE, the art show that has established its name by curating cutting edge contemporary art from around the world, returns to Basel for the third year, running concurrent with Art Basel from 8th – 14th June. This year SCOPE is in a new, specially built venue on the Sportzplatz Landhof, just 200 m from Art Basel, in the heart of the city. Previously located on Uferstrasse 80 on the Rhine, SCOPE’s new venue, with a pavilion offering over 8,000 m², will provide an excellent opportunity for gallerists, collectors, curators, artists, critics and art lovers alike to experience a view of the contemporary art market available nowhere else.
 
 
Javier Velasco, Strangers in Paradise, 2007
Javier Velasco, Strangers in Paradise, 2007
Neon
95 x 195 cm
Courtesy: Mito Gallery
 
 
Since 2002 when SCOPE was founded by artist Alexis Hubshman, it has grown extensively in both volume and stature, becoming a major international art event in its own right, with annual fairs in Miami, New York, Basel, the Hamptons and London, and further fairs planned for Madrid and Dubai.
 
“We’ve evolved from an industry niche to an influential global contributor, with ongoing events, educational programmes, and the SCOPE Foundation 501(c)3 which has introduced artists, curators, and cutting edge galleries to new audiences internationally,” Alexis Hubshman, President of SCOPE explains. “This has made SCOPE the most comprehensive destination for the emerging art world available anywhere and we are proud to be an influential presence in the expanding global art market.”This year’s Basel edition of the fair will be its most international manifestation yet, with 90 galleries from around the world and a focus on Asia and Berlin.
 
 
Anthony Gayton, Boys will be boys - Graffiti Ed. 10, 2008
Anthony Gayton, Boys will be boys - Graffiti Ed. 10, 2008
Digital Photo print
76 x 95 cm
Courtesy: Mito Gallery
 
 
SCOPE is also showcasing ART ASIA, a premier international Asian contemporary art fair, which will make its debut in Basel following a successful launch in Miami 08. ART ASIA Basel will present a highly selective list of international galleries showcasing the finest examples of paintings, drawings, prints, photography, sculpture, mixed media, installations, and video from both established and emerging Asian artists.
 
In addition, through a partnership / special alliance with National Treasure Funds of China and China Foundation for the Development of Social Culture, an organization affiliated with the Ministry of Culture of China, ART ASIA will further develop academic and cultural exchange programmes and introduce a wider audience to Asian contemporary art.
 
 
Carolien Smit, Bisschop, 2008
Carolien Smit, Bisschop, 2008
Courtesy: Flatland gallery
 
 
Press Information
Judith Fereday / Rosalind Freeborn Camron
Tel: +44 207 420 1700
Judith@camron.co.uk
 

For Exhibitor list, images and information, please visit SCOPE-ART.COM
 

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