Bunhill: Gallery closure (CORRECTED)

Saturday 11 July 1992 23:02 BST
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CORRECTION (PUBLISHED 19 JULY 1992) APPENDED TO THIS ARTICLE

Another entrepreneur who has not expected hand-outs from a rich relative is Vanessa Devereux. Because of the recession in the art world, she is closing down the west London gallery that bears her name and will now deal from home. Being Richard Branson's sister is clearly no guarantee of success.

CORRECTION

Vanessa Devereux, sister of Richard Branson, has asked me to point out that her gallery at Blenheim Crescent, west London, has not fallen victim to the recession, as I suggested last week. Ms Devereux is still working from there, but intends to mount exhibitions 'in spaces appropriate to individual artists'. Warehouses are the kind of places she has in mind, and she draws a parallel with 'rave' culture, which conjures up the startling image of busloads of ecstatic art lovers tramping through muddy fields at 3am, pursued by PC Plod.

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