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June Art Fair is pleased to announce that its second annual edition will take place online from August 20–31, in collaboration with ArtReview and international gallery Hauser & Wirth, which will host the fair on its website. A special, dedicated microsite featuring additional content that supports each participating gallery will be available on artreview.com.

The first edition of June Art Fair, debuting during Basel Art Week in 2019, was set inside a concrete bunker transformed into an exhibition space by Pritzker Prize winning architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron. Providing an alternative to a conventional art fair viewing experience, this new addition to the Basel Art Week calendar was distinguished by a highly-selective, intergenerational group of participants presenting projects in an open format more akin to a meticulously curated, collaborative, public exhibition. Other notable attributes of the June Art Fair included its modest scale and convenient site located in close proximity to the Messeplatz and Art Basel.

Founded as an independent project by galleries VI, VII (Oslo) and Christian Andersen, (Copenhagen), June Art Fair is an initiative led by pioneering galleries working at the forefront of contemporary art. It is a platform to promote the work of emerging artists and to encourage rediscovery of more established but under-recognized figures.

2020

Participants

VI, VII, Oslo / Eva LeWitt
AIKE, Shanghai / Nathan Zhou
Christian Andersen, Copenhagen / Till Megerle
The Breeder, Athens / Jannis Varelas
Croy Nielsen, Vienna / Georgia Gardner Gray
Document, Chicago / Paul Mpagi Sepuya
Embajada, San Juan / Jorge González
Empty Gallery, Hong Kong / John Ziqiang Wu
François Ghebaly, Los Angeles / Cassi Namoda
Green Art Gallery, Dubai / Maryam Hoseini
The Green Gallery, Milwaukee / Sky Hopinka
Lulu, Mexico City / Daniel Rios Rodriguez
Meyer Kainer, Vienna / Ulrike Müller
Misako & Rosen, Tokyo / Magaret Lee
Neue Alte Brücke, Frankfurt / William Daniels
Stigter van Doesburg, Amsterdam / Maaike Schoorel
XYZ collective, Tokyo / Yuka Hasegawa

Partners

ArtReview
Hauser & Wirth

2019

Participants

VI, VII, Oslo / Tobias Kaspar
Christian Andersen, Copenhagen / Hans-Christian Lotz
Ellen de Bruijne Projects, Amsterdam / Nathaniel Mellors & Erkka Nissinen
François Ghebaly, Los Angeles / Marius Bercea
Gaudel de Stampa, Paris / Gaia Vincensini, Michael van den Abeele
The Green Gallery, Milwaukee / Sky Hopinka, Michelle Grabner
Hannah Hoffman, Los Angeles / D’Ette Nogle, Marcel Broodthaers
Kristina Kite Gallery, Los Angeles / Nicole Miller
Lulu, Mexico City / Lea von Wintzingerode
Galerie Meyer Kainer, Vienna / Anne Speier
Midway Contemporary Art, Minneapolis / Loretta Fahrenholz & Hans-Christian Lotz
Misako & Rosen, Tokyo / Yuki Okumura, Takahashi Hisachika
Mitchell Algus Gallery, New York / Colette Lumiere
Stigter van Doesburg, Amsterdam / Nathaniel Mellors & Erkka Nissinen

Partners & Sponsors

Artsy
Horgenglarus
Mads Nørgaard
Mousse
Provence
Tectus
Löwekost

View the 2019 edition on Artsy