Catch Art Basel June 16-21, 2026, House of Gaga will exhibit Heji~ Lonely Girl~ 5, 2026~

ART BASEL

Hall 2.1 | Booth R26 Messeplatz 10, 4005 Basel, Switzerland Tuesday, June 16 – Sunday, June 21, 2026 Heji Shin Calvin Marcus  Cosima von Bonin  Nicolas Ceccaldi Peter Fischli  Detail of:  Heji Shin  Lonely Girl 5, 2026 Fine art print on paper Framed dimensions 33.46 x 24.41 inches 85 x 62 cm

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Liste Art Fair in Basel, Messe Hall, Johanna Ulfsak, and Daria Koltsova. June 15-21, 2026

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Johanna Ulfsak "Cake”, hand-woven silk, stretcher, 200 × 175 cm, 2026

Liste Art Fair Basel 2026 Messe Basel, Hall 1.1, booth 44 June 15–21, 2026 VIP Preview: April 15, 11am–6pm Presenting: Johanna Ulfsak & Daria Koltsova Together with Suprainfinit Gallery, Bucharest     Johanna Ulfsak, born in 1987 in Estonia, is a textile artist and designer based in Tallinn. She holds a Master's degree in Textile Design from Kolding School of Design, Denmark, and furthered her studies at Kawashima Textile School in Japan, where she learned Kasuri weaving and ancient plant dyeing techniques. Ulfsak has gained experience in various fashion and textile companies across Switzerland, Germany, and Estonia. Her work emphasizes slow, traditional methods like hand-weaving and wood carving, blending these with contemporary art concepts to produce unique items and installations that challenge disciplinary boundaries.   Daria Koltsova, a prominent contemporary Ukrainian artist born in 1987 in Kharkiv, creates installations, performances, and videos that intertwine political and personal narratives. After seeking refuge from the war in Berlin and Oxford, she frequently returns to Odessa to work. Her art responds to the impacts of conflict, focusing on themes like memory, displacement, and resilience. Since the 2014 annexation of Crimea, Koltsova has explored the delicate balance of protection and fragility, expressing hope amid destruction through her innovative visual language.

Daria Koltsova, "Toys", 2025-2026

Katja Novitskova – Labouring Bodies, Museum Tinguely, Basel 10.06.2026 – 08.11.2026   Katja Novitskova’s work is featured in Labouring Bodies, a major group exhibition exploring the intersections of the body, labour, technology, and care from a feminist perspective. Spanning the early twentieth century to the present, the exhibition examines how technological systems shape human bodies and reproductive labour, while also highlighting forms of resistance and alternative futures.

In the gallery   Zody Burke, Klara Zetterholm Ersatz Strata Temnikova & Kasela gallery Until August 15, 2026   Exhibitions    Katja Novitskova For All At Last Return  Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, UK Until June 7, 2026   Katja Novitskova More Than Human Light Art Museum, Budapest Until July 26, 2026    Katja Novitskova Making Kin Staatliche Museen zu Berlin Until August 3, 2026    Kris Lemsalu, Olga Terri, Anu Põder Estonian Realities Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris Until July 19, 2026   Edith Karlson Dawn till Dawn Kiasma, Helsinki Curated by Piia Oksanen Until September 27, 2026   Flo Kasearu - Group show Poems of Unrest Haus for Media Art Oldenburg, Germany Until September 30, 2026   Flo Kasearu - Group show Power in the Margins “Sculpture Milwaukee 2026” Milwaukee, Wisconsin Until October 10, 2027   Upcoming   Flo Kasearu - Group show EKKM Jubilee Exhibition  Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia, Tallinn July 24 – September 27, 2026   Inga Meldere, Elīna Vītola Women’s Buildings TUR telpa, Riga July 8 - August 8, 2026   Katja Novitskova Labouring bodies Museum Tinguely, Basel June 10 - November 8, 2026   Follow us on Instagram and Facebook   Kai Art Center building Peetri 12, 10415 Tallinn Wed–Fri 13–18 Sat 14–18  t        +372 640 5770  e       info@temnikova.ee    w      www.temnikova.ee #listeartfair#fineartmagazineblog.blogspot.com#sunstormfineartmagazine.com #artintrestingfun#artforfun#lovearttoday#artfundiversity#artfunforever,

Shakespeare and Astrology June 14 , at the Astrological Society of Princeton, NJ. See below for registration details.

 The Art Of Astrology meets the Art of William Shakespeare's dramatic plays to be observed within  the classical astrological lens during the great author's time. Look for the political, and philosophical timeline in which these a Midsummer's Night Dream  was performed illuminated by astrological interpretation This presentation is off the beaten path offering fun. 

Astrological Society of Princeton, N.J. News June 3, 2026 REMINDER: On June 14th - Shakespeare and Astrology For our June meeting, we're honored to welcome distinguished astrologer Priscilla Costello and renowned actor/astrologer Colin McPhillamy for a special program. Titled "Shakespeare and Astrology: How the Classical Worldview Unlocks his Plays," this talk describes how Shakespeare's plays reflect a comprehensive philosophical model in which astrology played an integral and natural role in making sense of human behavior and the world. To add a special dimension to this talk, Colin will be reciting speeches from "A Midsummer Night's Dream" which illustrate the points being discussed. This will be the first dramatic performance ever presented at A.S.P.! Complete details and registration information are below, as are the very interesting bios of our speakers. We look forward to seeing you online June 14th. Note: This will be the last meeting of our 2025-2026 season. We will resume regular monthly meetings in October. Membership Reminder The usual reminder: If you haven't yet joined A.S.P., or need to renew your membership, here is a link to our membership form: https://aspnj.org/cgi-bin/members Thanks for your support! Online Meeting: Sunday, June 14th (2:00 - 4:00 PM Eastern Time) Priscilla Costello and Colin McPhillamy, "Shakespeare and Astrology: How the Classical Worldview Unlocks his Plays" Did the Bard really draw on astrological symbolism to create his magnificent literary works? (spoiler alert: he did) And was he really inspired by the cosmological model of an interconnected, meaningful universe with synchronicities between humanity, nature and the cosmos? (spoiler alert: he certainly did!) Starting with speculations about how astrology “works”, we will be focusing on the spiritual philosophy that originated with Pythagoras and Plato and was added to for over 2,000 years by multiple streams of Western thought: not only Platonism but also Neo-Platonism, Kabbalism, Hermeticism, and Christianity. By Shakespeare’s time, it is a fully developed cosmology positing connections between all the levels of creation through sympathetic resonance.  The stars and planets, named after the deities of Greek and Roman mythology, are integral parts of this model and function as carriers of psychological, philosophical, and spiritual meaning. Embedded within this framework is a formulation of a psychological model based on the four elements, which Shakespeare draws on consistently. Referring specifically to “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, Priscilla and Colin will deconstruct its principal symbolism, and Colin will lend his sonorous tones in reciting speeches from the play.  We hope that from this deconstruction of the play you will gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Bard’s works. If you have had difficulty “cracking the code” of Shakespeare’s opus, prepare to hear it in an entirely new way…we will “lend you ears” to experience it as the Elizabethans did! About the speakers: PRISCILLA COSTELLO, M.A., Dipl. CAAE (Canadian Association for Astrological Education) is a counselling astrologer, educator, speaker, and writer with a professional practice spanning over 40 years. With a B. A. from Wellesley College and a double prize-winning M. A. (on religious philosophy and Jungian psychology), she has spoken widely throughout the U.S, Canada, and England, and at numerous conferences sponsored by NCGR, AFA, SOTA, and UAC. Founder and Director of The New Alexandria, a centre for religious, spiritual, and esoteric studies, she has written numerous articles for various publications. Author of The Weiser Concise Guide to Practical Astrology, an introduction to horoscope analysis, her most recent book is Shakespeare and the Stars: The Secret Astrological Keys to Understanding the World’s Greatest Playwright. Also available are smaller “Playbill” editions on six of Shakespeare’s best-loved plays, drawn on material from the longer book. COLIN McPHILLAMY was born in London, England to Australian parents where he trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. His most recent stage role was the bombastic Shakespearean actor “Sir” in “The Dresser”. In the U.K. he has worked in the West End, at the Royal National Theatre for five seasons, and extensively in British regional theatre. In the U.S. he has appeared on Broadway, Off-Broadway, and at regional centres across the country. Internationally, he has acted in Australia, China, New Zealand, and across Europe. His book An Actor Walks into China tells the story of teaching Shakespeare to Chinese students at Peking University. Two other books, The Treehouse and Other Stories and Actor Blog Plus, are available on Amazon. Following a lifelong interest and a prediction made to him in his 20’s, he began an astrological practise in 2016. With a Gemini Moon in the 9th, Colin’s interests are many and varied. His website is https://galacticfragment.com. Sunday, June 14th (2:00 - 4:00 PM Eastern Time) Location: ONLINE only - Zoom login information will be emailed to you the day before the lecture. Suggested contribution: $5.00 members and students, $20.00 non-members Registration: Please click the button below or call (732) 705-1351‬ as soon as possible. Registration deadline is Friday, June 12th.  You can register for this meeting via PayPal using your credit card or PayPal account by clicking on the button below: 2025-2026 Membership Please consider becoming a member if you have not already joined. You can register via our online application form and pay securely via PayPal using your credit card or PayPal account. Just click on the button below. If you have any problems or questions, you may contact membership@aspnj.org. If you want to register by regular mail and send a check, a copy of the latest membership application can be found on the website (https://aspnj.org/asp_membership_form.pdf). A.S.P. members receive discounts on meetings and classes, as well as exclusive access to online recordings of lectures through our website. Important A.S.P. Links Our Website  Membership Application  2025-2026 Meeting Schedule  2025-2026 Workshop/Class Schedule  Member Portal (Online Lectures)  Contact Information phone: ‪(732) 705-1351‬

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