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Haunch of Venison:
Newsletter
Zürich:
Daniele Buetti
Acclaimed Swiss artist, Daniele Buetti, launches his first solo show at Haunch of Venison Zürich and explores the quest for identity in today's consumerist society. Open from 30 August - 11 October.
London:
Mat Collishaw
For his first solo exhibition at Haunch of Venison London, British artist Mat Collishaw presents a vibrant new body of work which reflects his longstanding interest in blurring the distinction between representation and reality. Open from 11 Jul - 31 Aug.
Berlin:
Richard Long
British artist Richard Long, widely recognised as one of the most important artists to have emerged since the 1960s and a pioneer of Land and Conceptual art, is to present his first solo exhibition in the German capital this summer at Haunch of Venison Berlin. Open from 14 Jun - 30 Aug.
Urridaholt, Iceland:
Tree of Signs
M/M (Paris)
M/M (Paris)' five metre-tall bronze sculpture, 'Tree of Signs' has been unveiled as a collaborative project between artist Gabriela Frioriksdottir and the French designers in Urridaholt, Iceland.
Folkestone Triennial:
Nathan Coley
Nathan Coley is one of 22 internationally acclaimed artists commissioned to create new works for the first Folkestone Triennial, Tales of Time and Space, which will run from 14 June - 14 September 2008.
Pilane Tjorn, Sweden:
Zhang Huan & Tony Cragg
The exhibition 'Sculpture at Pilane 2008' is being held at the ancient setting of Pilane, on the island Tjorn, on the Swedish west-coast between 14 June and 14 September. Participating artists are Zhang Huan, Tony Cragg, Laura Ford and some of the leading sculptors from northern Europe.
Books:
Home Lands - Land Marks: Contemporary Art from South Africa
Published on the occasion of the exhibition, the eponymous catalogue engages with the most current issues of post-Apartheid South Africa and the landmarks the regime has created, destroyed and inspired amongst its people.