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February
10th

Jitish Kallat, Anger at the Speed of Fright, acrylic and resin hand-painted figures. © Jitish Kallat, courtesy of Haunch of Venison.
LONDON.- In February 2009, Haunch of Venison London will present an {...}
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October
11th

Haunch of Venison present the first UK solo exhibition by German painter Jonas Burgert this autumn. Known for his complex and mysterious narrative-style painting, Burgert will present a series of new medium and large-scale paintings.
The grotesque and the mystical provide the subject-matter for the majority of Burgert’s art. Bold, sensuous and opulent, the atmosphere in his {...}
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September
16th

Senate Room 17th September - 7th November 2009
Thomas Heatherwick will present the world’s first single component of metalfurniture, extruded by machine, at Haunch of Venison London this autumn.
The exhibition, Extrusions, will include six extruded, mirror polished, aluminium benches made without fixtures or fittings, which have been produced by the world’s largest extrusion machine. Heatherwick Studio commissioned a {...}
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September
11th

Mat Collishaw Insecticide 15C-type photo on Dibond 182.9 x 182.9 cm 72 x 72 inches
For his first solo exhibition in Berlin, British artist Mat Collishaw presents a corrupted digital manipulation of Francis Bacon’s Pope Innocent X, itself famously appropriated from a Velazquez original. Entitled The End of Innocence and projected on a monumental scale, Collishaw’s rendering of the {...}
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August
24th

For his first solo exhibition at Haunch of Venison London, Swiss painter Uwe Wittwer (b.1954) has embarked on a new body of work that continues his artistic research on the authenticity and truth of images, and in particular the role of the artist as image hunter and voyeur.
The exhibition presents a series of recent works {...}
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July
23rd

In conversation with Elliot McDonald. Coventry will be talking about his latest exhibition ‘Painting & Sculpture Part II : Works 2002-2009′ at Haunch of Venison. FREE. Drinks from 6pm; talk begins at 6.45pm.
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June
16th

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 {...}
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June
7th

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 {...}