Team

Philipp Brogli completed a 4-year apprenticeship as a Desktop Publisher (image processing) at the Basler Zeitung, at the same time completing a vocational baccalaureate with a focus on art history and design. This was followed by two years of further training as a project manager at the Bern School of Design. Most recently, he worked part-time as a film editor and technical director in an agency before devoting himself entirely to the various tasks as director at Artstübli.

In 2014, Philipp Brogli created Artstübli, a platform that reflects all contemporary facets of urban art and culture. In 2014, Artstübli moved into 125 m2 of space in the circular buildings of the Markthalle Basel. In addition to specially curated exhibitions and events, Brogli and his team arrange and coordinate façade paintings, interior designs, event appearances, guerrilla actions and interventions, and lead authentic urban art tours with guides.

Since 2022, Brogli has been expanding the space with installation, culinary and performance art, which is no longer exclusively in the context of urban art. To support this transformation, he founded a non-profit association in 2023, which curates and coordinates the accompanying exhibition formats and event programs.

Through his commitment and joint efforts, the art and cultural space has established itself as a forum for quality and communication that promotes stylistic diversity and interdisciplinary collaboration. Artstübli is thus a lively venue that is jointly shaped by various artists, curators and actors.

A self-taught artist whose work combines classical figurative painting with modern and abstract elements. In addition to his painting, he creates large-scale murals, develops logos, and leads workshops in art education and graffiti to make art accessible to a wide audience.

Gastronom, hotelier, city guide, as well as a coach and project manager in the field of environmental education. As a passionate art lover and open-minded individual, he shares his enthusiasm for art and culture during his tours. Philippe combines his knowledge of Basel with a deep interest in the local art scene and is eager to pass on his experiences to others.

Raphael Reichert is a freelance artist and curator who completed his Bachelor in Fine Arts at the HGK FHNW in Basel in 2017 and then studied Postindustrial Design and Process Design, also at the HGK FHNW. Since then, he has settled here and learned to appreciate and love Basel's cultural diversity and density, which is unique in Switzerland.

In addition to his artistic practice, he organized, among others, the first Eastern Switzerland Art Festival (OKF) in St.Gallen, the video art exhibition "NOW THIS" in the former studio and project building Flatterschafft and the traveling exhibition series "Auf dem Sockel".

He has worked for various galleries and has been working as art and culture manager for Artstübli since 2022. Together with Philipp Brogli, he conceives and organizes exhibitions and events under the labels ARTYOU installation, culinary and performance.

He found his way into the art scene of Basel through a collaboration with Artstübli, where he organized projects and tours. His love for art was discovered early on at the Kunstmuseum Basel, and he has since deepened this passion continuously. Today, he shares his enthusiasm and knowledge through guided tours, introducing others to Basel's rich cultural landscape.

Art historian, curator, and photographer with an MA in Fine Arts. She is an interdisciplinary researcher specializing in cultural, social, and anthropological studies. Her work combines art historical analysis with anthropological research and a deep commitment to cultural diversity. She designs and realizes projects that not only raise aesthetic questions but also encourage critical reflection on the societal and identity.

After graduating from the University of Fine Arts in Szczecin (Poland), with a focus on Painting, Photography, and New Media, she deepened her research and practice through field studies in Papua New Guinea and Kenya, where she explored the impact of art and culture on social structures and identity building processes. As a researcher, she has contributed to various interdisciplinary projects, including TPAAE (Transcultural Perspectives in Art and Art Education), where she was assistant to the main coordinator and was involved in the organization of the TPAAE DUOS Festival in 2020. She later completed a curatorial internship at the Eva Kahan Foundation in Vienna, further enhancing her expertise in exhibition organization and art mediation.

Since 2024, she has been based in Basel, where she is involved in the local art scene. She is internationally active and continuously works on projects that address both global and local themes in contemporary art. As part of Artstübli Kunst & Kultur, she leads curatorial projects that explore the social and political dimensions of art and push forward current discourses.

Her previous exhibitions include TRAFO in Szczecin (Poland), Feminist Park Collective (Berlin), KUDOS, Atelier Salon in Basel, and several other projects that deal with themes such as postcolonial studies, cultural diversity, and the search for an intercultural dialogue. Her curatorial practice is particularly marked by a deep engagement with contemporary neoutopian discourses and focuses on exploring commonalities in cultural differences as well as the connection between humans and the natural world.