Micah Crandall-Bear and Heiko Schütz Exhibition at Filter 4

Filter 4 is a unique art and performance space in a former water reservoir on Bruderholz - a beautiful space with columns and arches.

The current exhibition at Filter 4 features works by Micah Crandall-Bear and Heiko Schütz.

A Sacramento, California native, Micah Crandall-Bear’s abstract landscape paintings examine Earth’s intrinsic resources and our disposition toward their accelerated transformation. His concept is infused with linear layers that cascade from atmospheric to subterranean. Landscape details hint at daily and seasonal shifts in light, evoking a sense of evolution and balance. He presents abstractions that inspire a deep and effusive connection to nature.

Swiss artist Heiko Schütz has worked with steel since the 1970s, focusing on sculptures and objects. The exhibition will be showing works from the past 40 years, and you'll be able to see three sculpture groups outside in the front of the Filter 4. 

The exhibition is part of the Art Basel VIP events. There's a shuttle bus from Art Basel / Isteinerstrasse, corner of Bleichestrasse. Service from 3 p.m. on the day of the Vernissage as well as the other Art Basel days.

When: 10 June - 15 July 2018

Vernissage: Sun 10 June 2018, 17:00 - both artists will be present and there will be food and drinks.

Sun 10 June: 17h–22h

Tue 12 June–Fri 1 June: 16h–20h

Sat 16 June: 14h–20h

Sun 17 June: 13h–18h

Thu 21 June–Sat 23 June: 16h–20h

Sun 24 June: 13h–18h

Thu 28 June–Sat 30 June: 16h–20h

Sun 1 July: 13h–18h

Thu 5 July–Sat 7 July: 16h–20h

Sun 8 July: 13h–18h

Thu 12 July–Sat 14 July: 16h–20h

Sun 15. July: 13h–18h

Finissage: Sun 15. July 2018, 13–18h

Concert: Fri 29 June 2018

Tribal. 10-piece ensemble for contemporary worldmusic. Conductor: Alberto Garcia. Special Guest: Jorge Garcia Pérez (Ballett Basel).

Where: iwbFilter 4, Eingang Reservoirstrasse, 4059 Basel

Tram 16 to the Jakobsberg stop.