Supporting the Future of Kunsthaus Baselland at Dreispitz
Kunsthaus Baselland continues to shape the contemporary art scene in the Dreispitz district through its temporary exhibitions, performances, and new commissions. A special fundraising initiative offers art enthusiasts and visitors a direct way to contribute to the institution's growth while acquiring works by notable regional and international creators.
Participating Artists and Fundraising Goals
The campaign directly aids the realization of the institution's new lobby, designed to serve as a welcoming hub featuring a publicly accessible art library, a dedicated café, and expanded areas for social exchange, programs, and exhibitions.
The initiative showcases pieces by numerous artists who have previously exhibited at Kunsthaus Baselland. The roster of contributors includes:
- Silvia Bächli
- Martin Chramosta
- Anne-Lise Coste
- Rochelle Feinstein
- Gina Folly
- Katrin Freisager
- Pia Fries
- Franziska Furter
- Serge Hasenböhler
- Eric Hattan
- Thomas Hauri
- Sabine Hertig
- Simone Holliger
- Jan Hostettler
- Esther Hunziker
- Jan Kiefer
- Sandra Knecht
- Dirk Koy
- Rebecca Kunz
- Doris Lasch
- Max Leiß
- Maude Léonard-Contant
- Marlene McCarty
- Laura Mietrup
- Jonathan Monk
- Claudia und Julia Müller
- Edit Oderbolz
- Itziar Okariz
- Sarah Oppenheimer
- Camillo Paravicini
- Boris Rebetez
- Maja Rieder
- Kilian Rüthemann
- Bruno Seitz
- Jürg Stäuble
- Gerda Steiner und Jörg Lenzlinger
- Julia Steiner
- Katharina Anna Wieser
- Anna Winteler
How the Campaign Works
Half of all artwork sales directly support the design and construction of the new lobby space, while the remaining 50% goes straight to the participating artists in recognition of their contributions.
Purchased works can be collected directly at Kunsthaus Baselland following payment by cash or bank transfer. To help plan your next cultural excursion across the city and discover more creative spaces using Musemap (musemap.art), feel free to browse the map view, check out the current museum listings, or explore the museum search engine.
