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7.6.2006      Samuel Keller – Future Head of Beyeler Foundation    Under the direction of President Ernst Beyeler, the Board of Trustees of the Beyeler Foundation elected Samuel Keller, Head of Art Basel, as the future Head of the Beyeler Foundation. In spring 2008, he will take over the management of the world-famous foundation in Riehen near Basel and succeed the present Head Christoph Vitali in his tasks. Continue ...

7.6.2006      LISTE 06 - The Young Art Fair in Basel: Expansion of the fair with a spectacular annex    In the first year after its 10th anniversary, the LISTE 06 – The Young Art Fair in Basel is in-troducing yet another new dimension. With a spectacular annex, the LISTE is creating ten new spaces for its exhibitors and in doing so is providing several of its galleries the chance to present longer at the LISTE than was possible before. The LISTE is still the discoverer fair for young art par excellence – 22 of the 59 galleries from 24 countries are participating for the first time. Continue ...

2.6.2006      Pro Helvetia: Roberto Induni neuer Leiter des Bereichs Programme    Am 1. Juni 2006 übernimmt Roberto Induni die Leitung des Bereichs Programme der Schweizer Kulturstiftung Pro Helvetia. Er wurde vom Leitenden Ausschuss des Stiftungsrats gewählt. Mit ihren Programmen setzt Pro Helvetia eigene Schwerpunkte zu wichtigen kulturellen Fragen. Continue ...

1.6.2006      Kunsthaus Zürich zeigt zum ersten Mal die Originalgipse Alberto Giacomettis.    Vom 19. Mai bis 30. Juli 2006 präsentiert das Kunsthaus Zürich Originalgipse, die Alberto Giacometti 1965 in seinem Pariser Atelier und seinem Heimatort Stampa (Schweiz) zurückliess. Continue ...

1.6.2006      LIGHT FELD 6 in Basel    LIGHT FELD - will take place for the sixth time in Basel again at the beginning of June. After four years in Gundeldingerfeld quarter and last year's exhibition in Jacob Burckhardt Haus, a six-building re-development project by the architect Hans Zwimpfer newly completed near the Swiss train station, Fredy Hadorn and a group of other artists will relocate again to three adjacent, unoccupied buildings at Henric Petri Street 9-11, directly across from Elisabethenkirche. Continue ...