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Exploring Global Artistic Exchange at Kunsthaus Baselland

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The exhibition Slowly Arriving highlights the transformative power of international artistic residencies through the work of 19 artists from 12 countries. Featuring a mix of visual artists and writers, the show reflects on how moving between cultures and unfamiliar environments reshapes creative processes. Visitors can explore these diverse perspectives and the profound impact of Atelier Mondial's decade-long exchange program.

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Installation view of the Slowly Arriving contemporary art exhibition at Kunsthaus Baselland.

Exploring International Exchange and Creative Reflection in Basel at Kunsthaus Baselland

Contemporary art enthusiasts visiting Basel have the opportunity to experience a unique retrospective examining the intersections of international mobility and local artistic practice. The exhibition titled Slowly Arriving brings together 19 participants hailing from 12 different countries at Kunsthaus Baselland. Curated by Ines Goldbach and Alexandra Stäheli, the showcase explores the profound impacts of global artist residencies, examining how foreign environments, creative friction, and geographical shifts influence contemporary works.

A Decade of Artistic Dialogue and Global Exchange

At the heart of the exhibition is a reflection on the last decade of the international artist exchange program Atelier Mondial. Rooted in the border region connecting Basel-Stadt, Baselland, South Baden, and Alsace, the program has fostered cross-cultural dialogue since 1986. By facilitating residencies abroad and welcoming international creators to the local scene, Atelier Mondial has continually fed new creative perspectives into the region.

Visitors navigating the exhibition rooms will encounter works that grapple with the disorientation of entering an unfamiliar cultural landscape. The featured pieces reflect moments of stillness, slowdown, and the reimagining of creative strategies when habitual methods no longer suffice. Among the participants are artists who embarked on these residencies at the very onset of their careers, alongside more established figures who utilized their time away to reorient their artistic trajectory.

Local and International Perspectives on Display

The multi-faceted showcase features painting, sculpture, installation, textile works, and writing by creators from across the globe. Alongside international perspectives, the regional scene is represented through contributions by artists such as Eva Borner and Stefanie Salzmann.

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What is the Slowly Arriving exhibition at Kunsthaus Baselland?

Slowly Arriving is a retrospective exhibition featuring 19 artists and writers from 12 countries, focusing on the outcomes of their international residencies through the Atelier Mondial program.

What themes does the exhibition explore?

The exhibition examines the artistic impact of traveling, the challenges of adapting to new creative environments, and how moments of stillness or irritation can lead to new artistic perspectives.

Who organized this exhibition?

The exhibition was curated by Ines Goldbach and Alexandra Stäheli, with curatorial assistance from Martina Stähli, as part of the decade-long Atelier Mondial artist exchange program.

Which artists are featured in the show?

The exhibition showcases works by a diverse group of 19 international artists and writers, including Igshaan Adams, Emilia Álvarez, Eva Borner, and many others who participated in the Atelier Mondial program.

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