Verein Merian Global
Vogesenstrasse 142
4056 Basel
Contact: info@iconic-merian.ch
Idea: Christoph Ramstein
Project ownership: Association “Merian Global”*
Concept, research, text & image editing: Barbara Piatti, Basil Huwyler, Cedric Kegreiss in collaboration with Gabriel Schaffter | Storie Kulturagentur
Research & curation of original objects: Gabriel Schaffter, Storie Kulturagentur; Christoph Ramstein
Scenography, graphic design: Basil Huwyler, Cedric Kegreiss
Scenographic consulting: Martina Ehleiter
Audio productions, texts & direction: Barbara Piatti
Voices: Anna‑Katharina Müller, Urs Jucker, Lukas Kubik
Recording, mixing, sound design: Joel Hostettler, Oslo Studios
Communication, media relation: Fiona Imboden, Storie Kulturagentur
Project coordination: Claudio Miozzari, Storie Kulturagentur
Immersion room programming, sound tech: Arev Imer
Audiostation programming: Niklas Eggmann, Storie Kulturagentur
Print workshop: Helga Halbritter
Visitor services, info: Samuel Waltz and curatorial team
Proofreading: Christian Bertin
Website code: Robin Schärer
Panel printing: Printkonzept
Showcase construction: Artiplex
*"Merian Global” Association: Christoph Ramstein (Chair), Tobias Ehrenbold, Barbara Piatti, Beat Rink, Dominique Rudin, Susanne Zeilhofer
Thanks!
For scholarly guidance we thank Noah Regenass (University Library Basel) and Susanne Zeilhofer (University of Basel); for additional insights: Ariane Mensger (Kunstmuseum Basel), Michael Matile (University of Zurich), and Martin Kluge (Basler Papiermühle).
We thank our project partners for hosting, loans, materials, and support:
- Basel Münster and the Münster Commission
- University Library Basel
- Basler Papiermühle (Basel Paper Mill)
- Verein Setzkasten. Design und Spiel aus Basel
- BuchBasel
- Allgemeine Lesegesellschaft
- Reformed Parish of Kleinbasel, Theodorskirche
- Volkshochschule beider Basel
- Consulate General of Switzerland, Frankfurt am Main
The exhibition is based on the private collection of Christoph Ramstein. The Evangelische Stadtmission Basel supported both the building of the collection and the exhibition project’s initial phase through a feasibility study (2022) by Tobias Ehrenbold and Dominique Rudin.