Tracey Moffatt, Fourth (No.26), 2001, color print on canvas, 36 x 46 cm Courtesy of the artist and Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney
Baloise Art Collection
Guided Tour with Curator Simmy Swinder Voellmy
Apr. 16 2026
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16/04/2026
16/04/2026
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Guided Tour with Curator Simmy Swinder Voellmy
On your marks, get set, go! captures the moment of suspense before the race begins, when the future exists as pure possibility. It focuses on what is unfolding rather than what is fixed, and asks: What marks do we leave behind? What is remembered, what disappears? In a fast-moving age of AI, the crucial answer is: it’s about readiness and intention, not mere speed.
Works from the Baloise Collection by Tracey Moffatt, Mrzyk & Moriceau, Mario Bollin, and Karin Schaub-Ruperti enter into dialogue with invited artists such as Dirk Koy, Esther Hunziker, and Tobias Nussbaumer, among others. Through this selection, the curator encourages visitors not to see the future as something distant, but as something we create, step by step, mark by mark, choice by choice.
Aeschengraben 33 4002 Basel Switzerland
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On your marks, get set, go! captures the moment of suspense before the race begins, when the future exists as pure possibility. It focuses on what is unfolding rather than what is fixed, and asks: What marks do we leave behind? What is remembered, what disappears? In a fast-moving age of AI, the crucial answer is: it’s about readiness and intention, not mere speed.
Works from the Baloise Collection by Tracey Moffatt, Mrzyk & Moriceau, Mario Bollin, and Karin Schaub-Ruperti enter into dialogue with invited artists such as Dirk Koy, Esther Hunziker, and Tobias Nussbaumer, among others. Through this selection, the curator encourages visitors not to see the future as something distant, but as something we create, step by step, mark by mark, choice by choice.
Works from the Baloise Collection by Tracey Moffatt, Mrzyk & Moriceau, Mario Bollin, and Karin Schaub-Ruperti enter into dialogue with invited artists such as Dirk Koy, Esther Hunziker, and Tobias Nussbaumer, among others. Through this selection, the curator encourages visitors not to see the future as something distant, but as something we create, step by step, mark by mark, choice by choice.
Aeschengraben 33,
4002 Basel, Switzerland
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4002 Basel, Switzerland