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Artstübli ARTYOU by Artstübli
Installation | Culinary | Performance

Steinentorberg 28
CH-4051 Basel
www.artyou.ch

((DEUTSCH))
2004 hat Philipp Brogli mit dem Artstübli eine Plattform geschaffen, die alle zeitgenössischen Facetten der urbanen Kunst und Kultur von Graffiti bis Street Art abbilden. 2014 wurde Artstübli als Galerie heimisch und bezog die Räumlichkeiten auf 125 m2 in den Rundbauten der Markthalle Basel. Neben eigens kuratierten Ausstellungen vermittelt und koordiniert Brogli und sein Team im Ausstellungs- und Projektraum Fassadenbemalungen, Raumgestaltungen, Eventauftritte, aber auch Guerilla-Aktionen und Interventionen. Basel hat im öffentlichen Raum reichhaltige Kunst und urbane Entdeckungen zu bieten. Artstübli organisiert authentische Urban Art- und Graffiti Touren, begleitet von Künstler*innen und Kenner*innen der Szene. Ausgewählte Gebiete von der Innenstadt bis zur Bahnlinie werden angeboten und können gebucht werden. Seit 2022 werden neu unter den Labels ARTYOU Installation, ARTYOU Culinary und ARTYOU Performance, Anlässe installativer, kulinarischer und performativer Künste präsentiert, die sich nun nicht mehr ausschliesslich im Kontext der Urban Art befinden. Die Transformation soll auch zur gezielten Vernetzung unter den jeweils beteiligten Kunst- und Kulturschaffenden, Kunstorten, Institutionen und Forschungsprojekten beitragen. ((ENGLISH))
Back in 2004, Philipp Brogli has created a platform with Artstübli that represents all contemporary facets of urban art and culture, from Graffiti to Street Art. Artstübli became a gallery in 2014 by moving into a 125 m2 space in the circular buildings of the Markthalle Basel. In addition to specially curated exhibitions, Brogli conveys and coordinates projects like facade paintings, interior design, event appearances, but also guerrilla actions and interventions. Basel has a rich array of art and urban to be discovered in its public spaces. Artstübli organizes authentic urban art and graffiti tours, accompanied by artists and experts of the scene. Selected areas from the city center to the famous railroad line are offered and can be booked. Since 2022, events of installative, culinary and performative arts are presented under the labels ARTYOU Installation, ARTYOU Culinary and ARTYOU Performance, which are no longer exclusively in the context of urban art. The transformation is also intended to contribute specifically to networking among the respective participating art and culture professionals, art venues, institutions and research projects.

Hannah Arendt wrote that with every birth, something unforeseen comes into the world, and action can always begin anew. ...
16/10/2026

Hannah Arendt wrote that with every birth, something unforeseen comes into the world, and action can always begin anew. Ruth Widmer’s architectural fragments can be read as such spaces, not yet inhabited, but already thinkable. Drafts of a beginning still to come. Landscapes that do not yet exist, but can already be felt. In large-format drawings, the line builds slowly, layer by layer, into spaces that hover between ruin and construction site. In porcelain and stoneware, the future becomes fragile matter. Almost archaeological objects, as if excavated from a time that has not yet happened.

We warmly invite you to spend time with the works in their final days and to join us for the finissage.

Finissage: Thursday, October 29, 11 am – 6 pm

Opening hours:
Wednesday – Saturday: 11 am – 6 pm
The artist is present on Wednesdays from 11 am – 6 pm and on Saturdays from 11 am – 2 pm.

Curated by Wiktoria Tundys
Graphic: Verena Metz

13/10/2026

SIMON BERGER
New glass artworks

FACE I - III / 2026
Safety glass processed with hammer
100 x 100 cm
incl. aluminum frame and hanging device

If you are interested in buying an artwork, please contact us and we will make you gladly an overall offer.

Simon Berger is a Swiss contemporary artist internationally recognized for transforming glass through controlled impact. Using a hammer as his primary tool, he creates striking portraits by fracturing safety glass, turning cracks, reflections, and shattered surfaces into a unique visual language.

Originally trained as a carpenter, Berger developed a deep understanding of materials and craftsmanship before turning his attention to artistic experimentation. His breakthrough came through the discovery that destruction itself could become a creative process, allowing fractured glass to reveal unexpected images and emotional depth.

Balancing precision and spontaneity, Berger’s works explore the tension between fragility and strength, chaos and control. Through his innovative technique, he transforms an industrial material into powerful portraits that challenge conventional notions of beauty and perception.

Contact:
Philipp Brogli / Director
[email protected]
www.artstuebli.ch

Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday for the opening of FUTURA, the first solo exhibition in several years by R...
09/10/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday for the opening of FUTURA, the first solo exhibition in several years by Ruth Widmer Ruth Widmer curated by Wiktoria Tundys wiktundys.

In large-format drawings and works in porcelain and stoneware, Ruth Widmer sketches landscapes that do not yet exist but can already be felt. Architectural fragments of a possible future meet questions about where we are heading, individually and as a society, and about what becomes of responsibility when action and consequence drift apart. Fragile, almost archaeological objects, carried by a quiet, precise attention and by the hope that another, better future remains thinkable.

The exhibition remains open until October 29, 2026. We warmly invite you to visit and spend time with the works. The artist is present on Wednesdays from 11 am - 6 pm and on Saturdays from 11 am - 2 pm, a lovely occasion to talk with her in the space.

Opening hours:
Wednesday – Saturday: 11 am – 6 pm
Finissage: Thursday, October 29, 11 am – 6 pm

Photo: wiktundys

We look forward to seeing you there!

We warmly invite you to the opening of FUTURA, a solo exhibition by Ruth Widmer, on Thursday, October 8 at 6 pm.In her f...
29/09/2026

We warmly invite you to the opening of FUTURA, a solo exhibition by Ruth Widmer, on Thursday, October 8 at 6 pm.

In her first solo exhibition after a longer break, Widmer conjures landscapes in large-scale drawings and porcelain works that do not yet exist, but are already sensed. Architectural fragments of a possible future meet the question of humanity’s present condition, of the direction we are moving in, individually and as a society. Engaging with Hannah Arendt’s philosophy of action, Rosi Braidotti’s posthuman ethics, and the speculative visions of science fiction, from Aldous Huxley to Ursula K. Le Guin, the works are not images of accusation, but a quiet, precise form of observation, carried by the hope that another, better future remains thinkable.

curated by Wiktoria Tundys

The exhibition will be on view from October 8 to October 29, 2026.

Opening hours:
Wed-Sat 11-18

Graphic by Verena Metz

During a research trip to Okinawa, dancer Livia Kern Livia Marina Kern and filmmaker Remo Schluep Remo Schluep were intr...
24/09/2026

During a research trip to Okinawa, dancer Livia Kern Livia Marina Kern and filmmaker Remo Schluep Remo Schluep were introduced to traditional Japanese dances. In their documentary video recordings, they explore how dance can
inspire a sense of care for the community and the environment.

Fragments of Conversation, curated by Isabel Balzer and Alexandra Stäheli, is conceived as an open
space for dialogue: a collection of gestures, movements, signs and stories that demonstrate that
exchange continues even where language, politics or geographical distance reach their limits.

A sincere thank you to La Kunsthalle Mulhouse for their invaluable collaboration, and to Südkulturfonds and the Christoph Merian Stiftung for their generous support.

Opening hours:
Thursday / Friday: 11 am – 6 pm
Saturday: 2 – 6 pm
Finissage: Saturday, September 26, 2 – 6 pm

Atelier Mondial

Photo: Leah Studinger

SIMON BERGERNew artworks availableFACES | 2026Safety glass processed with hammer100 x 100 cm(incl. aluminum frame and ha...
23/09/2026

SIMON BERGER
New artworks available

FACES | 2026
Safety glass processed with hammer
100 x 100 cm
(incl. aluminum frame and hanging device)

Contact
Philipp Brogli / Director
[email protected]
www.artstuebli.ch

Simon Berger

Many of the works on display navigate the space between personal experience and social reality.Mónica Iturribarría Móni...
21/09/2026

Many of the works on display navigate the space between personal experience and social reality.
Mónica Iturribarría Mónica Iturribarría studio , for example, founded an embroidery club in Oaxaca after her brother lost his
life due to drug-related psychosis; for her, embroidering together becomes a form of mourning, healing and expressive solidarity, whereby she deliberately reinterprets the needle from an instrument associated with drug use and addiction into a tool of freedom. The theme of consumption also recurs in her works through allusions to media such as Netflix or Pl***oy, which could be described as the contemporary ‘opium of the people’.

A sincere thank you to La Kunsthalle Mulhouse for their invaluable collaboration, and to Südkulturfonds and the Christoph Merian Stiftung for their generous support.

Opening hours:
Thursday / Friday: 11 am – 6 pm
Saturday: 2 – 6 pm
Finissage: Saturday, September 26, 2 – 6 pm

Atelier Mondial

Photo: Leah Studinger

Cultural Mediator Keabetswe Boccomino  explores forms of knowledge transfer within traditional communities and the quest...
16/09/2026

Cultural Mediator Keabetswe Boccomino explores forms of knowledge transfer within traditional communities and the question of how artistic knowledge can be passed on collectively and in new ways, through new forms of expression beyond the hyper-presence and hyper-speed of social media. Drawing on the installation ‘Order from the Loom’ – a code-based loom by the Ghanaian artist Kwaku Dapaah Opoku REEZ – Boccomino explores the interrelated themes of fast fashion, time, belonging and the unique character of craft art.

A sincere thank you to La Kunsthalle Mulhouse for their invaluable collaboration, and to Südkulturfonds and the Christoph Merian Stiftung for their generous support.

Opening hours:
Thursday / Friday: 11 am – 6 pm
Saturday: 2 – 6 pm
Finissage: Saturday, September 26, 2 – 6 pm

Atelier Mondial

Photo:Leah Studinger

In his drawings, Sixte Kakinda Sixte Kakinda, PhD | Drawing Artist from Kampala approaches drawing as a form of crossing...
14/09/2026

In his drawings, Sixte Kakinda Sixte Kakinda, PhD | Drawing Artist from Kampala approaches drawing as a form of crossing, exploring the line as a boundary, a space of encounter, connection, negotiation and translation. Marked by the urgency of displacement, his new body of work unfolds across multiple geographies and temporalities. In his performance-reading Fragments of Conversation, Kakinda confronts the traumatic intensity of borders crossed—from Goma to Gisenyi and ultimately to a Basel studio—with the clinical asepsis of the Swiss white cube. This tension extends into his textile series, in which he reinterprets the flag of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Using jute and embroidery, he transforms the national emblem into an ever-evolving, constantly changing archive, inviting reflection on the persistence and instability of collective identity in a context of political change. In his drawing series, Kakinda performs an autopsy of contemporary power relations. Through obsessive accumulations of hatching and cross-hatching, he renders visible the invisible flows—minerals, data and capital—that sustain global structures of power and today’s AI-driven economy.

A sincere thank you to La Kunsthalle Mulhouse for their invaluable collaboration, and to Südkulturfonds and the Christoph Merian Stiftung for their generous support.

Opening hours:
Thursday / Friday: 11 am – 6 pm
Saturday: 2 – 6 pm
Finissage: Saturday, September 26, 2 – 6 pm

Atelier Mondial

Photo:Leah Studinger

Till Langschied Till Langschied explores a contemporary form of alienation within globalized systems characterized by fl...
09/09/2026

Till Langschied Till Langschied explores a contemporary form of alienation within globalized systems characterized by flows of goods, data and infrastructural networks. The starting point for his artistic research is his previous work in industrial textile production, where he directly experienced the role of the individual as a small cog within complex supply chains and technological control systems. Through sculpture, video, text and installation, he explores the fragile relationship between analogue and virtual spaces, as well as the sense of disorientation and loneliness in a hyper-connected world.

The exhibition remains open until September 26, 2026. We warmly invite you to visit and spend time with the works, a collection of gestures, materials, and stories that show how exchange continues even where language, politics, or distance reach their limits.

A sincere thank you to La Kunsthalle Mulhouse for their invaluable collaboration, and to Südkulturfonds and the Christoph Merian Stiftung for their generous support.

Opening hours:
Thursday / Friday: 11 am – 6 pm
Saturday: 2 – 6 pm
Finissage: Saturday, September 26, 2 – 6 pm

Atelier Mondial

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Steinentorberg 28
Basel
4051

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Donnerstag 11:00 - 18:00
Freitag 11:00 - 18:00
Samstag 14:00 - 18:00

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