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Art Basel 2025 Announces 289 Galleries and New Premiere Sector

festival-fair · 2026-04-23

Art Basel 2025 in Basel will feature 289 galleries from 42 countries, with a new Premiere sector for recent works. The fair runs June 2025, directed by Maike Cruse. Parcours, curated by Stefanie Hessler, explores 'Second Nature' along Clarastrasse. Katharina Grosse will create a spray-painted installation on Messeplatz, curated by Natalia Grabowska. Unlimited, curated by Giovanni Carmine, will present 70 monumental works. The Baloise Art Prize (CHF 30,000 each) will be awarded to up to two Statements artists. 18 new galleries debut, including Arcadia Missa (London) and François Ghebaly (Los Angeles, New York). Key cultural events coincide with the fair.

Key facts

  • 289 galleries from 42 countries participate in Art Basel 2025.
  • New Premiere sector showcases works created within the last five years by up to three artists per gallery.
  • Parcours 2025, curated by Stefanie Hessler, is themed 'Second Nature'.
  • Katharina Grosse will create a spray-painted installation on Messeplatz, curated by Natalia Grabowska.
  • Unlimited sector features around 70 monumental works curated by Giovanni Carmine.
  • Baloise Art Prize awards CHF 30,000 per winner to up to two Statements artists.
  • 18 new galleries join the fair, including Arcadia Missa (London) and François Ghebaly (Los Angeles, New York).
  • Five galleries graduate from Feature or Statements to the main Galleries sector.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Art Basel
  • Arcadia Missa
  • François Ghebaly
  • Swiss Institute (SI)
  • Serpentine
  • Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen
  • Baloise
  • Cristea Roberts Gallery
  • Gemini G.E.L.
  • knust kunz gallery editions
  • Carolina Nitsch
  • René Schmitt
  • Susan Sheehan Gallery
  • STPI
  • Galerie Mueller
  • Meredith Rosen Gallery
  • OH Gallery
  • Maruani Mercier
  • Bank
  • Jahmek Contemporary Art
  • OSL contemporary
  • ROH Projects
  • Felix Gaudlitz
  • Barro
  • Baloise Group
  • Stadtkino
  • Hotel Merian
  • Serpentine Gallery
  • VOLTA Art Fair
  • June Art Fair
  • Liste Art Fair
  • MAZE Design Basel
  • Design Miami Basel
  • Photo Basel
  • I Never Read, Art Book Fair Basel
  • The Digital Art Mile
  • ArtMeta
  • Basel Social Club
  • Kaserne Basel
  • Volkshaus Basel
  • Offene Kirche Elisabethen
  • Ackermannshof
  • Kult Kino Camera
  • Space25
  • 4th Floor
  • Messe Basel
  • Messeplatz
  • Herzog & de Meuron
  • The Mayor Gallery
  • Sigg Art Foundation
  • Cypherdudes
  • Objkt.com
  • Croce Rossa
  • FOR ART
  • Artribune
  • Fanta – MLN
  • Repetto Gallery
  • Edel Assanti
  • Kosaku Kanechika
  • Art: Concept
  • von Bartha
  • Galerie Krinzinger
  • OMR
  • Galerie Jousse Enterprise
  • Galerie Ron Mandos
  • BOSS
  • Swiss Institute New York
  • Schaulager
  • Fondation Beyeler
  • Daros Collection
  • Kunstmuseum Basel
  • Kunsthalle Basel
  • Museum Tinguely
  • Herzog & De Meuron
  • Liste

Locations

  • Basel
  • Switzerland
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Los Angeles
  • United States
  • New York
  • Munich
  • Germany
  • Westoverledingen
  • Singapore
  • Clarastrasse
  • Messeplatz
  • Rhine
  • Merian
  • Dakar
  • Brussels
  • Knokke
  • Zaventem
  • Shanghai
  • Luanda
  • Oslo
  • Jakarta
  • Vienna
  • Buenos Aires
  • Reno
  • Hotel Merian
  • Klybeck
  • Magazzino 610
  • Hall 4.U
  • Messeplatz 21
  • Landhof Community Garden
  • Riehenstrasse 90b
  • Messe Basel Hall 1.1
  • Maulbeerstrasse
  • Riehenring 113
  • Offene Kirche Elisabethen
  • Elisabethenstrasse 14
  • Ackermannshof
  • St. Johanns Vorstadt 19-21
  • Volkshaus Basel
  • Rebgasse 12-14
  • Kaserne Basel
  • Klybeckstrasse 1b
  • Kult Kino Camera
  • Space25
  • Rebgasse 25
  • 4th Floor
  • Rebgasse 31
  • Rittergasse 21-25
  • Grossbabel
  • Franck Areal
  • Londra
  • Torino
  • Milano
  • Cremona
  • Roma
  • Napoli
  • Modica
  • Città del Messico
  • Milwaukee
  • Parigi
  • Barcellona
  • Berlino
  • Medio Oriente
  • Emirati Arabi
  • Nord Africa
  • Messe Basel
  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Lugano
  • Tokyo
  • Japan

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