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{"Parcours":"Parcours (Parcours) takes place at various locations within Basel city, featuring sculptures, art intervention projects, and performances created specifically for the site. In 2015, curator Florence Derieux carefully selected works from internationally renowned and emerging artists. Parcours is open to the public for free viewing, and Samuel Leuenberger will curate this section for the first time in 2016.","Unlimited":"The Unlimited (Unlimited) section, curated by New York art curator Gianni Jetzer, challenges traditional forms and limitations of art fairs, presenting forward-looking art pieces including large-scale sculptures, paintings, films, large installations, and live performances.","Magazines":"Leading art publishers from around the world will showcase their art journals independently or collectively at the Magazines (Magazines) section. Editors and publishers often attend the fair and co-organize salon talks with heavyweight figures in the art world.","Statements":"The Statements section is dedicated to new personal works by emerging artists, who are also eligible for the prestigious Baloise Art Prize. The Baloise Group will purchase the winning artwork, which will be donated to important European art institutions.","Galleries":"The main section of the Basel exhibition, where visitors can appreciate over 4000 artworks created by artists from various genres such as paintings, oil paintings, sculptures, installations, print art, photography, video, and digital works.","Feature":"The Feature (Feature) section presents works by senior and master artists curated by participating galleries, showcasing individual exhibitions, group exhibitions, and thematic exhibitions that reflect different cultures, eras, and creative techniques.","Edition":"Several top galleries specializing in commissioning limited-edition works by world-renowned artists will exhibit their collaborative achievements at the Edition (Edition) section, offering visitors the opportunity to appreciate rare significant works."}