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THE WEEKENDER (aka the Bird’s Nest) among its works, is headquartered here. Many of its ideas have been realized around the city, the latest of which will be unveiled this April when its mammoth makeover of the Messe Basel exhibition site, which is as big as a suburb, is completed in time for the 2013 Baselworld watch and jewelry fair. The art tour Each year over six days in the second week of June the population of Basel grows by 25%. The world’s largest art fair runs June 11–16, with the fi rst two days of Art Basel 2013 set aside for VIPs. Book your fl ights and hotel rooms early. www.basel.artbasel.com The city’s most prestigious art museum, Fondation Beyeler, sits on the outskirts of town – not unlike Denmark’s Louisiana Museum – in a pastoral idyll populated by grazing cattle. This is precisely what the owners Ernst and Hildy Beyeler had in mind when they commissioned Renzo Piano, the Pritzker Prize-winning Italian architect, to build the museum in 1997. Natural light pours into this beautiful building through a glass ceiling. The new year sees a retrospective of the Swiss avant-gardist Ferdinand Hodler’s late works (January 27-May 26). Admission: $25. Baselstrasse 101, Riehen. www.fondationbeyeler.ch One of Basel’s most important galleries, the Von Bartha Garage, owned by the family of the same name, stands right next door to a gas station at the streetcar stop Kannenfeldplatz in a former Saab workshop. Stefan von Bartha puts on fi ve major exhibitions of modern art here every year, most recently by Swedish conceptual artist Christian Andersson. “Lots of customers come in expecting to pay for a tank of gas. Instead they get a free art experience. It is important for Basel to have active galleries that can hold Museum Tinguely The tram in the old town their own internationally,” says Stefan, who rates Nicolas Krupp (Rosentalstrasse 28. www.nicolaskrupp.com) and Stampa (Spalenberg 2. www. stampa-galerie.ch) among the city’s other must-sees. Kannenfeldplatz 6. www.vonbartha.com The Museum Tinguely, designed by Switzerland’s own Mario Botta, stands on the banks of the Rhine. Jean Tinguely’s kinetic art sparks the imagination of children and adults alike – colorful works in which the artist communicates and interacts with the viewer, both seriously and ironically. “Art arises when machinery is set in motion,” Tinguely says, and wandering among his remarkable creations is to be fi lled with nostalgia for a time when machines oiled the wheels of progress. From the museum café you can watch swimmers being carried along by the strong currents of the Rhine, only to emerge a kilometer or so downstream which is a popular pastime in Basel. Admission: $15. Paul Sacher-Anlage 2. www.tinguely.ch Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois Once taken lightly, the comic is now recognized as an art form in its own right. The Cartoon Museum takes its subject – satirical art – deadly seriously, with an unrivaled collection ranging from caricatures to comic strips. Admission: $10. St. Alban-Vorstadt 28. www.cartoonmuseum.ch Kunstmuseum Basel became � 100 DECEMBER 2012/JANUARY 2013 SCANORAMA
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