By Nancy Nesvet In Hall 1 at Art Basel 2016, prominent worldwide galleries showed work of artists they represented and work offered by potential sellers of work in their collections. In Hall 2, Unlimited, work by contemporary practicing artists on the second floor, and large installations on the first floor, shared concerns. Parcours, in town on and around Munsterplatz, next to the Cathedral, Interventions in churches, former schools and outdoor spaces, furthered trends seen in the main exhibition spaces. The use of reflective materials in Olafur Eliasson’s “Wave,” showing a series of reflective balls painted with ocean waves, Anish Kapoor’s large reflective disk, Alberto Binsi’s huge red disk bisected by a long black vertical seeming to provide an opening into the disk, Zhan Wang’s “Artificial Rock,” of highly reflective stainless steel, all beg the viewer to see him or herself in … [Read more...] about Report from Art Basel 2016: Saturday