Grants programme
The Henry Moore Foundation is aware of the emerging challenges and complications that organisations face in light of the coronavirus (Covid-19).
Find out more about how we will continue to support Grants recipients during this difficult time.
Henry Moore changed the way we understand sculpture. His Foundation continues to do so today.
In addition to our own programmes at our bases in Hertfordshire and Leeds, we support the growth and development of sculpture through our Grants programme. Henry Moore Grants continue Moore's legacy by supporting sculpture across historical, modern and contemporary registers and seeking to fund research that expands the appreciation of sculpture.
Applications will be assessed three times during this year by the Grants Committee.
Deadline dates 2020: 26 February; 9 September; 9 December.
New projects and commissions
Awarding grants for exhibitions, exhibition catalogues and commissions that aim to encourage new thinking about sculpture.
Acquisitions and collections
Supporting museums and galleries who wish to acquire or conserve sculpture for their collections.
Research and development
Enabling both individuals and organisations to conduct extensive research projects where sculpture is the focus.
Conferences, lectures and publications
Providing funding support for books, journals and conferences on the subject of sculpture.
Research fellowships
The Grants Programme supports a small number of two-year Post-doctoral Research Fellowships in the field of sculpture studies, managed by the research team at the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds.