Andrea Blum at Kunsthaus Baselland: Exploring Sculpture, Architecture, and Nature
Contemporary art enthusiasts visiting the Dreispitz district can experience a significant exhibition by New York-based artist Andrea Blum at Kunsthaus Baselland. Running from June 11 through September 26, 2021, the presentation marks the artist's very first solo exhibition in Switzerland. Curated by Ines Goldbach, the showcase brings together a distinct body of work that sits precisely at the intersection of sculpture, architecture, and functional design.
Experiencing the Exhibition Spaces in Basel
For this presentation, Blum reimagined the annex spaces of the institution, crafting an environment that investigates how human connection to the natural world is mediated through built forms, furniture, and media. Featuring notable works such as Peacock (2019), Grey Matter (2019), and Babel (loveseat with Canary) (2008), the installations invite viewers to consider the boundaries between public utility and private psychological space.
Visitors interested in deep dives can explore media coverage from outlets like the Basellandschaftliche Zeitung and Radio X, or review the detailed artist interview produced for the occasion.
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