Léna & Roselli Gallery at Scope Art Show

Léna Roselli Gallery has participated at SCOPE Basel Show 2017 Represented artists : Mózes Incze, Gyula Pauer and Naoki Fuku https://lenaroselligallery.com/project/scope-basel-show-2017/ SCOPE Art Show Basel 2017 Returns with Contemporary Art for its 11th Edition SCOPE Art Basel, a part of SCOPE Art Shows, returns to the city of Basel for its 11th edition this June. Focused primarily on contemporary art, the show is among the most visited art events in the city that is eagerly expected each year. The show focuses on bringing together galleries from around the world, which focus on the emerging contemporary art done in various media. The show in itself is multidisciplinary, with programs exceeding the simple showcasing of art, but offering also additional programs of promotions of new galleries, and specialist talks for VIP members. Growing into a favorite art fair for art appreciators in Basel over the years, SCOPE Art Fair is among the largest art fairs in the world. With unique approach to art, innovative ideas, and promotion of new trends, SCOPE Art Basel is surely a must-visit place for collectors, critics, and art lovers alike. Highlights of SCOPE Art Basel In 2017, SCOPE Art Show Basel offers a versatile list of exhibitors and exhibiting artists alike, working in a wide range of media. Those who wish to see and buy good examples of photography are in for a treat, as there will be extraordinary examples of Ernst Coppejans with Rademarkers Gallery, Jaroslav Kyša with Zahorian Van Espen, Krista Kim with Dean Borghi Fine Art, as well as Luigi Presicce with Galleria Bianconi. Painting will be represented by AUREUS Contemporary and Robert Pokorny’s work and Laurent Marthaler Contemporary with Charlotte Hopkins Hall, while when it comes to installation, make sure you don’t miss Eimutis Markūnas’s piece at Gallery Meno Parkas and Jürgen Paas at Schmalfuss Berlin Contemporary. Other highlights include mixed-media works by Gyula Pauer (Lena & Roselli Gallery), Dirk Salz (Heltsch Gallery) and a wood sculpture by Adeniyi Olagunju (TAFETA). https://www.widewalls.ch/magazine/scope-art-show-basel-2017