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Liste Art Fair 2025: Emerging Art, Bread Dough, and an 83-Year-Old Debut

festival-fair · 2026-06-18

The Liste art fair in Basel, Switzerland, opened with 105 galleries showcasing emerging and unestablished artists. Kosovar artist Kemil Bekteši presented bread dough installations at Galerija Manuš's booth, symbolizing migration and inspired by his baker father. William Feaver, 83, former Observer critic, debuted paintings at YveYang Gallery, benefiting from Liste's dropped age restrictions. Chris Sharp showed CrossLypka's ceramic works at Liste while participating in Art Basel's Parcours with Ishi Glinsky. Shower gallery featured Ruofan Chen's plywood installation with embedded paintings. Beau Travail of Stockholm presented a group show including works by Bernadette Van Huy, Max Pitegof, Calla Henkel, and Bruno Zhu. The fair runs through Sunday.

Key facts

  • Liste art fair runs in Basel, Switzerland, with 105 galleries.
  • Kemil Bekteši's bread dough installation at Galerija Manuš symbolizes migration.
  • William Feaver, 83, shows paintings at YveYang Gallery; age restrictions removed.
  • Chris Sharp shows CrossLypka at Liste and Ishi Glinsky at Art Basel Parcours.
  • Ruofan Chen's plywood installation at Shower gallery includes embedded paintings.
  • Beau Travail presents group show with artists including Bernadette Van Huy and Bruno Zhu.
  • Bruno Zhu's 'Swiss Average' drawings based on average Swiss penis size.
  • Marie Karlberg shows paintings of art dealer business cards at Basel Social Club.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Liste art fair
  • Art Basel
  • Galerija Manuš
  • YveYang Gallery
  • P.P.O.W.
  • Shower gallery
  • Beau Travail
  • Basel Social Club
  • Bernadette Corporation
  • New Theater Hollywood
  • Supreme
  • Reena Spaulings Fine Art
  • Shampoo
  • Artnet News
  • Observer

Locations

  • Basel
  • Switzerland
  • Split
  • Croatia
  • Sarajevo
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • New York
  • United States
  • London
  • England
  • Los Angeles
  • Oakland
  • California
  • Seoul
  • South Korea
  • Stockholm
  • Sweden

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