LISTE 20

20 years LISTE - Art Fair Basel An impressive and remarkable success story What began as an initiative by young gallerists in 1996, developed into one of the most important fair dedicated exclusively to new galleries and primarily to young art. For 20 years, the fair has been making relevant contributions to the promotion of young artists and galleries. The intentionally low number of 79 galleries and the high level of sophistication of those galleries are reasons for LISTE’s extraordinary success, international reputation and drawing power. For many years now, every young, ambitious gallery has sought to be a part of this most important art event.

Our jury has selected 79 exhibitors from 31 countries from among over 300 applications. 13 galleries are taking part in LISTE for the first time: Two each from the US, France, Italy and Great Britain and one each from the United Arab Emirates, China, Germany, Estonia and Puerto Rico. All are new, highly promising galleries open to discovery.

exhibitors LISTE Edition 2015
79 galleries from 31 countries
(* = new at LISTE)

0-9 | 80M2, Lima | 47 Canal, New York | VI, VII, Oslo | A | Antenna Space, Shanghai | Arcadia Missa, London | Altman Siegel, San Francisco | Ancient & Modern, London | Christian Andersen, Copenhagen | Aoyama/Meguro, Tokyo | B | Blank, Cape Town | Balice Hertling, Paris | BolteLang, Zurich | Bugada & Cargnel, Paris | C | Clearing, New York/Brussels | Crèvecoeur, Paris | Carlos/Ishikawa, London | Croy Nielsen, Berlin | D | Document-Art, Buenos Aires | Dépendance, Brussels | E | Essex Street, New York | Exile, Berlin/New York | F | Agustina Ferreyra, San Juan | Frutta, Rome | Lars Friedrich, Berlin | Freedman Fitzpatrick, Los Angeles | Fonti, Naples | Freymond-Guth Fine Arts, Zurich | G | Dan Gunn, Berlin | Green Art Gallery, Dubai | Laurel Gitlen, New York | Gaga, Mexico City | Gaudel de Stampa, Paris | H | High Art, Paris | Jeanine Hofland, Amsterdam | Hollybush Gardens, London | Hopkinson Mossman, Auckland | Andreas Huber, Vienna | Hunt Kastner, Prague | I | Instituto de Visión, Bogotá | Ibid., London/Los Angeles | | K | Koppe Astner, Glasgow | KOW, Berlin | L | David Lewis, New York | Labor, Mexico City | Emanuel Layr, Vienna | Limoncello, London | M | Mathew, Berlin | Jaqueline Martins, Sao Paulo | Maisterravalbuena, Madrid | Francesca Minini, Milan | Monitor, Rome | Mor Charpentier, Paris | Mary Mary, Glasgow | Mother's Tankstation, Dublin | N | Neue Alte Brücke, Frankfurt o.t.M. | NoguerasBlanchard, Barcelona/Madrid | Non, Istanbul | O | Office Baroque, Brussels | Overduin & Co., Los Angeles | P | Project Native Informant, London | Proyectos Ultravioleta, Guatemala City | Plan B, Cluj/Berlin | R | Real Fine Arts, New York | Dawid Radziszewski, Warsaw | Raster, Warsaw | S | Deborah Schamoni, Munich | Sandy Brown, Berlin | Sabot, Cluj-Napoca | Micky Schubert, Berlin | Silberkuppe, Berlin | Stereo, Warsaw | Stigter Van Doesburg, Amsterdam | Simone Subal, New York | Supportico Lopez, Berlin | T | Temnikova & Kasela, Tallinn | Truth and Consequences, Geneva | The Breeder, Athens | V | * Federico Vavassori, Milan | Jonathan Viner, London