Yanik Soland: Walking on Rubber Eggshells

First comes an inflated mouth whose red tongue is an air mattress. "Yes, you can lie on it," Yanik Soland told bz Basel. You lie back as on a waterbed, feel the bass through the plastic, and hear a high whistle: air escapes through a slit, down a hose and into a small flute.

It is the Basel musician's first institutional solo show, filling the upper floor's three rooms with his new album, taken apart and reassembled. Strings run over two Zen-garden sandboxes on oversized clothes pegs, and one instrument is strung through an existing wall. Bajour said the show "astonishes, pleases and raises a smile". A shrill pipe over a thumping bass in Basel usually means Fasnacht; this one you can lie down in.

The catch: the Kunst-Bulletin found the instruments mostly silent outside the performances, with visitors unsure whether to pluck, rake or lie down. It closes on 15 November, with a last evening tour on Thursday 12 November at 18:30. CHF 12, free under 26.