Modern History: Contemporary Art in Basel and Bosnia - Weekly Newsletter

June 15, 2011 Dear mike, In this edition of our newsletter, we celebrate the opening of Art Basel 42 featuring interviews with two curators from special sectors of the fair: Jens Hoffman of Art Parcours, and Lionel Bovier of Artists Records. Also, watch a video on the first edition of the Bosnian "No Network" Contemporary Art Biennial -- held in a nuclear bunker, and check out the artists exhibiting at this unique venue. Enjoy! What's new with your favorite artists and venues?  - Modify your preferences here. Your Artists (0) - you have no recommendations, please select your preferred artists Your Venues (0) - you have no recommendations, please select your preferred Venues Your Categories (0) - you have no recommendations, please select your preferred categories

Art focus

Historic Beauty Meets Contemporary Art in Art Parcours 2011		On the (Artists) Record: The Versatility of Vinyl at Art Basel

Things to See, Places to Be

May 27, 2011-Sep 19, 2011 Exhibition Projects 95: Runa Islam The Museum of Modern Art USA / New York / New York		Jun 9, 2011-Jul 29, 2011 Exhibition Cecily Brown Gagosian Gallery, London (Davies Street) UK / London
Jun 10, 2011-Sep 10, 2011 Exhibition Andrea Zittel: Pattern of Habit Sprüth Magers Berlin Germany / Berlin		Jun 11, 2011-Oct 9, 2011 Exhibition Picasso: Masterpieces from the Musée National Picasso, Paris de Young Museum USA / California / San Francisco

Featured Video

Art in Tito's Bunker The Bosnian town of Konjic is hosting an exhibition of contemporary art in a unique venue: the nuclear bunker constructed in the 1950s for Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito and his inner circle. Many of the works by Bosnian and international artists use the location to reinterpret the region's recent history. Produced by Zvjezdan Zivkovic, RFE/RL's Balkan Service   More About the Event Here

Selected Artists Exhibiting in "No Network"

Ahmet Öğüt		Blue Noses Group		Šejla Kamerić		Maja Bajević

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Featured news & articles

	$137 Million for a painting? Inside the world of high-powered Art Collectors MSNBC Published: Jun 12, 2011 Forget about collecting stamps: When you've got hundreds of millions in the bank, it's all about stockpiling art masterpieces.    more...
	Elmgreen & Draset at Rotterdam Men's Vogue Published: Jun 1, 2011 Two new projects for the provocative artistic duo    more...

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Selected Auction Results

Tadeusz Kantor Untitled Sold for 47,000 PLN Agra-Art Jun 12, 2011		Bernard Buffet Bouquet d'anemones Sold for 4,700,000 JPY Mallet Japan Jun 10, 2011
Jehangir Sabavala Whispered Intimations Sold for 145,250 GBP Christie's South Kensington Jun 9, 2011		Master with the Parrot Saint Mary Magdalene before a curtain Sold for 1,426,500 USD Christie's New York Jun 8, 2011

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Art world headlines

Dutch artist takes BP portrait prize The Guardian / June 2011		Billionaire Eli Broad Is Selling $150 Million In Bonds For His New Los Angeles Art Museum Business Insider / June 2011
Anish Kapoor rejects China show in support of Ai Weiwei The Art Newspaper / June 2011		Electrician charged with theft of £80m Picasso masterworks The Scotsman / June 2011
Bonhams £30 million program builds for the future Telegraph / June 2011		Vienna museum told to return Nazi-looted art AFP / June 2011
Australian artworks worth millions may never be found The Sydney Morning Herald / June 2011		Van Dyck paintings unearthed by saleroom sleuth The Guardian / June 2011

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