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Other exhibitions organised by the Henry Moore Sculpture Trust

Installation view of Glen Onwin: As Above So Below

Installation view of Glen Onwin: As Above So Below

© the artist. Photo: Jerry Hardman-Jones

Glen Onwin: As Above So Below
Square Chapel, Halifax
08.05.1991 - 15.06.1991

Ulrich Ruckriem
Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds
22.04.1993 - 20.06.1993

Michael Landy: Scrapheap Services
Electric Press Building, Leeds
25.03.1996 - 14.04.1996

Here and Now: Bryndis Snæbjörnsdóttir - trace
Church of Saint Paulinus, Catterick
12.10.1998 - 11.12.1998

Here and Now: Richard Tuttle - The Nature of the Gun
Church of Saint Paulinus, Catterick
23.11.1998 - 23.12.1998

Here and Now: Paul Etienne Lincoln - The Enigma of Marie Taglioni
Church of Saint Paulinus, Catterick
18.01.1999 - 17.02.1999

Here and Now: Karl Torok - line~detail
Church of Saint Paulinus, Catterick
01.03.1999 - 31.03.1999

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Phyllida Barlow: Sculpture and Drawings from the Leeds Collection

ExhibitionPhyllida Barlow: Sculpture and Drawings from the Leeds Collection 8 March – 29 September 2019
Working with mass produced materials and ad hoc processes, Barlow creates objects that are at once playful and strange, abstract and anthropomorphic, from hand-sized works to monumental commissions.

Yorkshire Sculpture International: Tamar Harpaz

ExhibitionYorkshire Sculpture International: Tamar Harpaz 22 June – 29 September 2019
Combining light, mirrors and domestic objects, Tamar Harpaz's sprawling sculptural installation teases a tangible, yet unstable, relationship between material culture, memory and communication.

Yorkshire Sculpture International: Rashid Johnson

ExhibitionYorkshire Sculpture International: Rashid Johnson 22 June – 29 September 2019
Taking in portrait busts, minimalism and the human need to make and engage with materials, Rashid Johnson has created a new installation of sculptures made entirely from shea butter.

Yorkshire Sculpture International: Maria Loboda

ExhibitionYorkshire Sculpture International: Maria Loboda 22 June – 29 September 2019
Inspired by anthropology, linguistics and archaeology, Maria Loboda unravels the assignation of meaning to symbols and objects throughout history, reimagining them into new combinations.

Yorkshire Sculpture International: Sean Lynch

ExhibitionYorkshire Sculpture International: Sean Lynch 22 June – 29 September 2019
Sean Lynch reveals unwritten stories and forgotten histories, and in this exhibition delves into the life and work of 'Flint Jack', a notorious nineteenth-century antiquarian, forger and vagabond.

Yorkshire Sculpture International: Cauleen Smith

ExhibitionYorkshire Sculpture International: Cauleen Smith 22 June – 29 September 2019
Smith's film Sojourner, presented here as part of a new installation, reimagines the Noah Purifoy Outdoor Desert Art Museum in Joshua Tree, California, as a radical feminist utopia.