Haunch of Venison to Move to Royal Academy’s 6 Burlington Gardens

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Published: October 10, 2008

Charles Saumarez Smith, secretary and chief executive of the Royal Academy, extolled the benefits of Haunch of Venison moving to 6 Burlington Gardens.

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LONDON—The Royal Academy of Arts and Haunch of Venison have announced that the gallery will move to 6 Burlington Gardens, a Victorian building owned by the museum, in February 2009.

Charles Saumarez Smith, secretary and chief executive of the Royal Academy, said: “We are delighted by the decision of Haunch of Venison to move into 6 Burlington Gardens. This arrangement will enable us to further our goals in the redevelopment of the Royal Academy, which will be of immense benefit to the art-going public.”

Haunch of Venison’s Harry Blain and Graham Southern said: “The opportunity to occupy this landmark building opens up a range of new, exciting exhibiting possibilities for our artists. The gallery will expand its current exhibition program, as it will be able to mount both ambitious, large-scale exhibitions and an ever-changing array of smaller projects. The new exhibition schedule will be launched in the spring. Details will be announced later this year.”

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The academy has appointed David Chipperfield Architects to look at the future development of the building.

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