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New York:
Brian Alfred
Haunch of Venison New York presents 'Its Already the End of the World', a solo exhibition of new work by Brooklyn artist Brian Alfred. Opening on January 15 2010, the show will feature 14 new paintings, collage works, and a major new video work.
15 Jan - 20 Feb 2010
15 Jan - 20 Feb 2010
Berlin:
Nicolas Provost
Haunch of Venison Berlin is pleased to present the first ever solo exhibition in Germany of video works by the award-winning Belgian artist and filmmaker Nicolas Provost.
Presented in conjunction with the 60th Berlin International Film Festival, Haunch of Venison will be premiering 'Storyteller' (2010). Simultaneously 'Long Live the New Flesh' (2009), Provost's latest film in which existing fragments from horror films are transmogrified into a new film, will be premiered in competition in Berlinale Shorts.
12 February - 3 April
Presented in conjunction with the 60th Berlin International Film Festival, Haunch of Venison will be premiering 'Storyteller' (2010). Simultaneously 'Long Live the New Flesh' (2009), Provost's latest film in which existing fragments from horror films are transmogrified into a new film, will be premiered in competition in Berlinale Shorts.
12 February - 3 April
London:
Jitish Kallat
Haunch of Venison London presents an exhibition of new work by the Indian artist Jitish Kallat. Kallat's new work showcases the full range of his visual vocabulary incorporating video, sculptural installation, photography and the large format paintings for which he is best known. Tackling his foundational themes of sustenance, survival and mortality in the contemporary urban environment of Mumbai, Kallat offsets a vivid, hand-made aesthetic with digitised renderings of streets fit-to-burst, where the cumulative impression of daily existence is pushed to the extreme.
15 February - 27 March
15 February - 27 March
London:
Chiharu Shiota
Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota will present her first UK solo exhibition this winter at Haunch of Venison London, following her UK debut at the Hayward Gallery in 2009 in the group show Walking in my Mind.
19 Feb - 27 Mar 2010
19 Feb - 27 Mar 2010
Books & Editions
Thomas Heatherwick
Extrusions
Thomas Heatherwick's 'Extrusions' work represents the world's first single component of metal furniture, extruded by machine. Each seat - mirror polished aluminium made without fixtures or fittings - has been produced by the world's largest extrusion machine. This new publication includes an essay on the production process behind the work, images of the first set of 'Extrusions' and a review of selected projects by Heatherwick studio.
NMCA, Bucharest:
Adrian Ghenie
Following Adrian Ghenie's acclaimed exhibition at Haunch of Venison London in June, The National Museum of Contemporary Art in Bucharest presents the first survey exhibition of his paintings. It will examine Ghenie's exploration of the medium of paint, and his enduring fascination with European history, addressed through ideas and images relating to memory, trauma and extremism.
19 Nov 2009 - 14 Feb 2010
19 Nov 2009 - 14 Feb 2010
Books & Editions:
M/M (Paris)
Inventory 2
This augmented version of the M/M (Paris) Inventory, with an additional 80 pages and updated with works which have appeared since the first edition in 2006, coincided with their exhibition at the Drawing Center, New York City, 2008, 'Just Like An Ant Walking On The Edge Of The Visible'.
