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Graham Southern (born 21 September 1960) is an English art dealer and gallery owner. In 1994, Southern was the Founding Director of Christie's (London) Post-War & Contemporary Art Department which he ran until 2001, leaving to become a director of the Anthony d'Offay Gallery. In 2002, he founded Haunch of Venison gallery with Harry Blain.〔()〕 The gallery represented, amongst others, Turner Prize winners Richard Long and Keith Tyson. In 2007, Blain and Southern sold Haunch of Venison〔()〕〔(Art Review ) Power 100〕 to Christie's International plc. Southern remained within the business and continued to run the gallery with Blain when they both left to launch BlainSouthern in 2010. The gallery was originally based at 21 Dering Street, but moved to 4 Hanover Square in October 2012. Together with Blain, Southern staged many acclaimed exhibitions while at Haunch of Venison, including major surveys of Abstract Expressionism〔(The New York Sun, September 2010 )〕 and late twentieth century Russian art〔(Time Out, May 2010 )〕 in New York and London respectively; in Berlin they put on an exhibition with Damien Hirst and Michael Joo in 2010〔(The Independent, 12 May 2010 )〕 In 2010, Southern and Blain were cited in an Evening Standard survey as being among the most influential people in London.〔(Evening Standard, 26 November 2010 )〕 They also featured in the 2010 Art + Auction Power 100 〔(Art + Auction, December, 2010 )〕 ==External links== *(Blain|Southern ) *(Blain|Southern Facebook page ) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Graham Southern」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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