Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
A centre for the study of sculpture
The facade of the Henry Moore Institute decorated with Thomas Schütte's 'Golden Rings'
Photo: Leon Chew
The Henry Moore Institute is a partnership between the Henry Moore Foundation and Leeds City Council, set up as a centre for the study of sculpture in the city where Moore began his training as a sculptor.
It is a multi-layered building, with a programme comprising three integrated elements: Collections, Exhibitions and Research.
The study of sculpture can mean many things, and the Institute aims to replicate this diversity. Our programme is based upon an enquiry into the nature of sculpture, and it aims to enlarge the understanding of how sculpture makes meaning, at different times, and in different places.
The programme draws on artists, writers, curators and different kinds of historians, in discussions, in writing, in research projects and in exhibitions:
- On the public stage of the conference or gallery
- In the semi-public space of the library or workshop
- Or in the semi-private space of the fellowship or conversation
Follow the links on the right to learn more about the Henry Moore Institute programme.
For more information please contact Rebecca Land, Henry Moore Institute Communications Officer, on + 44 (0)113 233 7653 or + 44 (0)7834 751649, or email rebecca@henry-moore.org
Press enquiries
Henry Moore Foundation:
Annabel Friedlein
Annabel@henry-moore.org
+44 (0)1279 844108
Henry Moore Institute, Leeds:
Rebecca Land
Rebecca@henry-moore.ac.uk
+44 (0)113 246 7467
Context
- The Henry Moore Institute maintain and curate the Leeds sculpture collection, learn more about it here. About the collections
- Exhibitions
- Learn more about research activities and events at the Henry Moore Institute Research