Lin May Saeed Featured in Major Group Exhibition in Düsseldorf
Contemporary art enthusiasts tracking international exhibitions will find notable works by gallery-represented artists featured far beyond local venues. Among recent developments, artist Lin May Saeed takes part in a sweeping museum presentation titled Grund und Boden Wie wir miteinander leben at K21 in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Exploring Human Coexistence and Resources
Running from 29 November 2025 through 19 April 2026, the ambitious exhibition occupies the entire former parliament building of K21 as well as the adjacent Ständehauspark. The project gathers roughly thirty international artists and collectives to examine the fundamentals of human community, resource management, and shared spaces. Through diverse materials—ranging from earth and coal to lotus silk and pine needles—the participating creators address geographic roots, historical land use, and alternative models for a sustainable future.
The extensive roster of featured creators includes Havîn Al-Sîndy, Maria Thereza Alves, Joseph Beuys, Simone Fattal, Andreas Gursky, Thomas Ruff, Lin May Saeed, and many others. Further details regarding the venue and programming can be found directly through K21.
Discovering Contemporary Art in Basel
While major collaborative presentations unfold internationally, regional enthusiasts can continue exploring contemporary art scenes closer to home. To find more local highlights, current exhibitions, and creative spaces around the city, take a look at the what's on exhibitions or use the interactive map view on Musemap (musemap.art).
