Art Basel 2016 Unlimited

This year, the Unlimited sector of Art Basel features 88 large-scale sculptures, installations, paintings, videos and live performances. On display are artworks by artists such as Dan Graham, Davide Balula, Sol LeWitt, Thomas Bayrle, William Kentridge, Tony Oursler, Dieter Roth, Wolfgang Tillmans, Chiharu Shiota, Hans Op de Beeck, Kader Attia, Isa Genzken, Antoni Tàpies, James Turrell, Paul McCarthy, Ai Weiwei, Frank Stella, James Rosenquist, Christo, El Anatsui, Tracey Emin, and many others.

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Art Basel in Basel 2016, Unlimited sector. Basel (Switzerland), June 14/15, 2016.

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Complete video, enhanced 2026 version (26:52 min.)

00:00 – Intro 00:11 – Dan Graham: Two V’s Entrance-Way, 2016 00:36 – Davide Balula: Mimed Sculptures, 2016 01:06 – Jonathan Monk: Site/Specific/Pallet/Rock, 2013/14 01:22 – Alan Charlton: Wall of 8 greys, 2016 01:34 – Sol LeWitt: Black Styrofoam on Black Wall / White Styrofoam on White Wall, 1993 02:06 – Thomas Bayrle: Flugzeug (Airplane), 1982/83 02:23 – In the foreground: Haegue Yang: Sol LeWitt Upside Down – Structure with Three Towers, Expanded 23 Times, Split in Three, 2015. In the background: Gerwald Rockenschaub: bend it (remodeled), 2016 03:22 – Alan Shields: Maze, 1981/82 03:46 – John McCracken: Six Columns, 2006 03:59 – Laura Lima: Ascenseur, 2013 04:36 – William Kentridge: Notes Towards a Model Opera, 2015 04:57 – Julie Mehretu: Eye of Ra, 2004 05:07 – Tobias Pils: Untitled (Room), 2016 05:19 – Tony Oursler: template/variant/friend/stranger, 2014 05:55 – Gretchen Bender: Total Recall, 1987 06:17 – Dieter Roth: Flacher Abfall (Flat Waste), 1975-76/1992 06:36 – Wolfgang Tillmans: New York Installation PCR, 525, 2015 06:55 – Chiharu Shiota: Accumulation: Searching for Destination, 2014-2016 07:37 – Nina Canell: Shedding Sheaths, 2015 08:02 – Chelpa Ferro: Jungle Jam, 2010 08:26 – Marinus Boezem: Show IX – Curtain Room, 1965/2016 08:50 – Hans Op de Beeck: The Collector’s House, 2016 10:03 – Kader Attia: The Culture of Fear: An Invention of Evil, 2013 10:21 – Isa Genzken: Wasserspeier and Angels, 2004 10:58 – Antoni Tàpies: Diptic Nocturn, 1993 11:08 – Emilio Isgrò: Encyclopedia Britannica, 1969 11:19 – Samson Young: Canon, 2015 11:49 – Rayyane Tabet: The Dead Sea In Three Parts, 2013 12:03 – Heidi Bucher: Bellevue (kleines Glasportal), 1988 12:21 – Pedro Cabrita Reis: South Wing, 2015 12:50 – James Turrell: Cross Cut, 1998 13:07 – Anish Kapoor: Dragon, 1992 13:19 – Jannis Kounellis: Untitled, 2014 13:32 – Tunga: Eu, você e a lua (Me, you and the moon), 2014 13:45 – Paul Sharits: Dream Displacement, 1976 13:57 – Paul McCarthy: Tomato Head (Green), 1994 14:34 – Mary Kelly: Gloria Patri, 1992 14:45 – Sol Lewitt: Irregular Tower, 1999 15:18 – Adam Pendleton: A Victim of American Democracy, 2016 15:35 – Alicja Kwade: Out of Ousia,2018 15:53 – Elmgreen & Dragset: Secondary, 2015 16:13 – Gilberto Zorio: Microfoni, 1968 17:16 – Vlassis Caniaris: In Praise, 1993 17:35 – Ariel Schlesinger: Two Good Reasons, 2015 18:39 – AA Bronson: Folly, 2015 19:18 – Robert Grosvenor: Untitled (yellow), 1966/2016 19:40 – Ai Weiwei: White House, 2015 20:20 – Frank Stella: Damascus Gate (Stretch Variation I), 1970 20:34 – Jim Hodges: a good fence, 2008 20:56 – Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe: The San San Trilogy, 2014-2016 21:34 – James Rosenquist: Four New Clear Women, 1982 21:49 – Christo: Four Store Fronts Corner, 1964/65 22:16 – El Anatsui: Gli (Wall), 2010 22:34 – Tracey Emin: The more of you the more I love you, 2016 22:52 – Rafael Lozano-Hemmer and Krzysztof Wodiczko: Zoom Pavilion, 2015 23:26 – Paulo Nazareth: Banderas Rotas (Broken Flags), 2014 23:54 – Peter Halley: Weak Force, 2016 24:04 – Mithu Sen: MOU (Museum of Unbelongings), 2016 24:31 – Steven Pippin: Ω = 1, 2003-2013 25:20 – Pamela Rosenkranz: Blue Runs, 2016 26:04 – Alison Knowles: Make A Salad, 1962

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