Haunch Of Venison
Overview
Haunch of Venison has locations in London, Berlin and New York. The London branch relocated in 2009 to Burlington Gardens, where it occupies the former Museum of Mankind building. This venue provides over 21,500 square feet of gallery space. The Haunch of Venison London exhibition programme focuses on both newly commissioned and historically important work from gallery artists, alongside shows from younger, emerging artists largely unseen in London.
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103 New Bond Street, London, W1S 1ST
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Latest 3 reviews of Haunch Of Venison
Located off Bond Street in London's West End, the Haunch of Venison represents hugely successful artists and has branches in New York, Berlin and Zurich as well as in London.
I have seen some truly memorable shows here, which you would undoubtedly expect from such a prestigious gallery with an annual turnover of £50 million. Keith Tyson's show in early 2007 was a ten year survey exhibition...more
The Haunch of Venison is one of my favourite art galleries in London. Located just of Bond Street, down a little yard called Haunch of Venison Yard of course.
I have seen some fantastic shows here, the latest one I have seen was Mat Collishaw's show earlier this year. His fantastic creation zoetrope, a cylindrical device that produces the illusion of action from a rapid succession of static...more
It sounds like a restaurant or a hipster clothing store in Shoreditch but it's not. Haunch of Venison is a contemporary art gallery located down a alley of the same name off New Bond Street. This 3 story mega gallery represents some outstanding artists. Every exhibition I have seen at Haunch of Venison has been out of sight. Memorable artists include Rachel Howard, Keith Tyson, Gajin Fujita,...more