Haunch of Venison London is delighted to announce the second of a pair of exhibitions that constitute a retrospective for the acclaimed British artist, Keith Coventry.

Taken together, the two exhibitions reveal the breadth and consistency of Coventry’s work from the early 1990s to the present. While the first exhibition in 2008 focused on the iconic {...}

For her first solo exhibition in Switzerland, British artist Rachel Howard presents a new body of paintings which explore the furthest reaches of human experience. Entitled ‘Der Wald’, the German word for the forest, the exhibition evokes a shadowy world in which horrifying acts go unchallenged.

With their distressed surfaces these paintings represent a new development in {...}

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Charting a two year journey to the polar regions of the Atlantic basin, the exhibition True, from renowned international photographer Thomas Joshua Cooper, presents new works from the series, The World’s Edge - an ongoing work that seeks to map the extremities of the land and islands that surround the Atlantic Ocean.

For the past 30 years, the artist {...}

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A battle to persuade HM Revenue & Customs that video installations and light sculptures are works of art has been won, reducing the amount of VAT and customs duties payable on them when they enter the UK.

The dispute began when works by the American artists Bill Viola and Dan Flavin were imported by the Haunch {...}

Haunch of Venison Berlin will this winter present of a series of works from the internationally renowned US artist Bill Viola, in his first solo exhibition in Berlin in six years.

The exhibition includes the large-scale video/sound installation ‘The Messenger’ (1996) originally commissioned for Durham Cathedral by the Chaplaincy to the Arts and Recreation, North East England. It depicts the {...}

To mark the first of his two-part exhibition at Haunch of Venison, British artist Keith Coventry has produced a limited edition silkscreen print derived from his acclaimed “crack series”.
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25 November 2008 - 9 January 2009
Haunch of Venison New York will present ‘Take Me There (Show Me the Way)’, a group exhibition of contemporary sculpture and installation featuring works by seventeen international artists including Haluk Akakce, Daniel Arsham, Nathan Coley, Mat Collishaw, Wim Delvoye, Jeppe Hein, Jochem Hendricks, Anton Henning, Alexej Koschkarow, Alicja Kwade, Won Ju Lim, {...}