June Art Fair, Basel. Kåre Frang. June 16 - June 22, 2025

Lagune Ouest
June Art Fair / Booth 01
Riehenstrasse 90B
4058 Basel, Switzerland

Public opening June 16
Monday: 6pm - 8pm  

Public days June 17 - 22
Tuesday - Saturday: 11am - 7pm 
Sunday: 11am - 5pm

In his practice, Kåre Frang investigates transitional states and the inherent unease of transformation. Working intuitively, he explores how materials and objects carry embedded narratives that can be reactivated in new contexts. His works often combine fragmented temporalities to reflect on memory, perspective, and change. Frang is particularly drawn to culturally charged objects that mark rites of passage and expose tensions between permanence and fragility.
 

Kåre Frang (DK, 1992) holds a MFA from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts (2020). 

Upcoming and recent exhibitions include: Malmö Konsthall (Malmö), Vejle Art Museum (Vejle), Sophienholm Kunsthal (Kgs. Lyngby), Rå Hal (Aarhus), Art Hub Copenhagen (Copenhagen), Le Bicolore (Paris), Heartland Festival (Egeskov), The Nivaagaard Collection (Nivaa), Loggia (Munich), Den Frie Udstillingsbygning (Copenhagen), Wadden Tide (Esbjerg), Rinde am Rhein (Düsseldorf), Posta Space (Sofia), Ringsted Galleriet (Ringsted), Tivoli Gardens (Copenhagen), inter.pblc (Copenhagen), Ehlers Collection (Haderslev), Rola Bola (Rouen), Kunsthal 44Møn (Askeby), Kunsthal Kongegaarden (Korsør), Kunsthal Augustiana (Augustenborg) and Lagune Ouest (Copenhagen). 

Frang has received the Aage and Yelva Nimb’s Foundation Honorary Award (2024), the Silkeborg Kunstnerlegat (2022), the Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen Talent Prize (2021), and the 15. Juni Fonden Honorary Award (2021). His works are in private and public collections, including the ARKEN Museum of Contemporary Art (Ishøj) and the Art Collection of the Municipality of Copenhagen (Copenhagen).

The gallery’s participation in June Art Fair is generously supported by The Danish Arts Foundation.

June Art Fair, Basel. Kåre Frang. June 16 - June 22, 2025

In his practice, Kåre Frang investigates transitional states and the inherent unease of transformation. Working intuitively, he explores how materials and objects carry embedded narratives that can be reactivated in new contexts. His works often combine fragmented temporalities to reflect on memory, perspective, and change. Frang is particularly drawn to culturally charged objects that mark rites of passage and expose tensions between permanence and fragility.
 

Kåre Frang (DK, 1992) holds a MFA from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts (2020). 

Upcoming and recent exhibitions include: Malmö Konsthall (Malmö), Vejle Art Museum (Vejle), Sophienholm Kunsthal (Kgs. Lyngby), Rå Hal (Aarhus), Art Hub Copenhagen (Copenhagen), Le Bicolore (Paris), Heartland Festival (Egeskov), The Nivaagaard Collection (Nivaa), Loggia (Munich), Den Frie Udstillingsbygning (Copenhagen), Wadden Tide (Esbjerg), Rinde am Rhein (Düsseldorf), Posta Space (Sofia), Ringsted Galleriet (Ringsted), Tivoli Gardens (Copenhagen), inter.pblc (Copenhagen), Ehlers Collection (Haderslev), Rola Bola (Rouen), Kunsthal 44Møn (Askeby), Kunsthal Kongegaarden (Korsør), Kunsthal Augustiana (Augustenborg) and Lagune Ouest (Copenhagen). 

Frang has received the Aage and Yelva Nimb’s Foundation Honorary Award (2024), the Silkeborg Kunstnerlegat (2022), the Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen Talent Prize (2021), and the 15. Juni Fonden Honorary Award (2021). His works are in private and public collections, including the ARKEN Museum of Contemporary Art (Ishøj) and the Art Collection of the Municipality of Copenhagen (Copenhagen).

The gallery’s participation in June Art Fair is generously supported by The Danish Arts Foundation.