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Henry Moore Studios & Gardens reopens on 1 April with two brand new exhibitions. Buy an annual ticket.

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What's on

See our current exhibitions and upcoming events at Henry Moore Institute, Leeds.

We’re open year round, always free of charge.

An exhibition guide in a bright yellow 'Beyond the Visual' top and a visitor are touching and listening to flat metal sculptures mounted to a gallery wall.

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Current exhibitions

We’re open Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00–17:00.

Leeds Art Gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00–17:00, and Sunday, 11:00–15:00.

Our galleries will be closed on Good Friday (3 April), Easter Sunday (5 April) and Easter Monday (6 April).

Beyond the Visual
Close up of hands holding a plaster digestive biscuit with braille text and lettering reading 'comma'. Many more biscuits are on the table in front, featuring a variety of different words.

Exhibition

Beyond the Visual

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Sculpture Galleries and Study Gallery
Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
Some Steel: Sculpture and Steel in Britain, 1960-90
A model poses with their face poking through a large steel sculpture - a big circle of white metal with a smaller oval hole in the middle.

Exhibition

Some Steel: Sculpture and Steel in Britain, 1960-90

Give What You Can

Archive Gallery
Leeds Art Gallery, UK
A History of Sculpture in Leeds

Exhibition

A History of Sculpture in Leeds

The Mezzanine
Leeds Art Gallery, UK
The Lost Landscapes of Ian Hamilton Finlay
A book in a display case, opened at a page with an illustration of a tank turret with three gun barrels and two architectural drawings of a garden.

Library display

The Lost Landscapes of Ian Hamilton Finlay

Henry Moore Institute, Leeds

Upcoming events

We hold talks, conferences and family-friendly workshops at our venue in Leeds, with partner organisations, and online.

Events respond to our exhibitions, or form part of our current research season.

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SculptED: What is Sculpture? Session for children educated outside of school
An adult and child sat on the floor of an art gallery. They are pulling on opposite ends of a piece of coiled material, stretching it out between them. Other art materials surround them on the floor and in a basket nearby.

Family-friendly workshop

SculptED: What is Sculpture? Session for children educated outside of school

10:30–12:00

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Leeds Art Gallery, UK
Art Social: Material Explorations with Serafina Min
A group of adults sketching together in a large gallery space.
Part of Beyond the Visual
Part of Beyond the Visual

Teacher CPD session

Art Social: Material Explorations with Serafina Min

17:00–19:00

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Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
Dr Patrick Eyres: The Lost Landscapes of Ian Hamilton Finlay, and Others
A watercolour landscape painting, with the words

Lecture

Dr Patrick Eyres: The Lost Landscapes of Ian Hamilton Finlay, and Others

18:00–19:00

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Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
Free exhibition tours: Beyond the Visual
An exhibition guide in a bright yellow 'Beyond the Visual' top leads a tour for two blind visitors, one with a guide dog and the other holding a cane. They are all touching a bronze sculpture on a plinth.
Part of Beyond the Visual
Part of Beyond the Visual

Guided tour

Free exhibition tours: Beyond the Visual

11:00 & 14:30

Sculpture Galleries and Study Gallery
Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
Artist Workshop: Mysterious Boxes with Serafina Min
A family sat at a table together making small sculptures from modelling clay.
Part of Beyond the Visual
Part of Beyond the Visual

Family-friendly workshop

Artist Workshop: Mysterious Boxes with Serafina Min

10:00–12:00 & 13:30–15:30

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Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
Sensory Drawing
Part of Beyond the Visual
Part of Beyond the Visual

Drop-in workshop

Sensory Drawing

10:30–15:00

The Studio
Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
Collin Van Uchelen in conversation with Beyond the Visual curators
A man holds an audio device to his ear while touching a pink-lit acrylic panel illuminated with a dahlia firework with arching trails.
Part of Beyond the Visual
Part of Beyond the Visual

Artist in conversation

Collin Van Uchelen in conversation with Beyond the Visual curators

18:00–19:15

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Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
SculptED: What is sculpture made from? Session for children educated outside of school
An adult and child making a towering structure from pieces of foam.

Family-friendly workshop

SculptED: What is sculpture made from? Session for children educated outside of school

10:30–12:00

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Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
SculptED: How do we experience sculpture? Session for children educated outside of school
An adult and child in an art gallery. The adult is pointing at a sculpture and talking, while the child looks and listens.

Family-friendly workshop

SculptED: How do we experience sculpture? Session for children educated outside of school

10:30–12:00

Book your free ticket

Leeds Art Gallery, UK

Future exhibitions

Phantasmagoria: Folkloric Sculpture for the Digital Age
Drawing of a futuristic or alien room, featuring wall-mounted display screens showing images of human and alien faces. The walls and other surfaces look to be made of a dark metal, lit by neon greens and reds.

Exhibition

Phantasmagoria: Folkloric Sculpture for the Digital Age

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Sculpture Galleries
Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
Sagarika Sundaram
Artwork made of layered fabric, mounted on a white gallery wall. The topmost layer is yellow with white hand-stitched lines; underneath are layers of red and white fabric. They are opened and folded back at the top, similar to a layered shirt collar.

Exhibition

Sagarika Sundaram

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Sculpture Galleries
Henry Moore Institute, Leeds

See previous exhibitions held at Henry Moore Institute

Visit us

Henry Moore Institute

74 The Headrow
Leeds
LS1 3AH
United Kingdom

T:  01132 467 467
E:  institute@henry-moore.org

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A three-story building with a black granite facade and steps leading up, with a Christmas tree and fair in front. Vinyl lettering on the building reads: Beyond the Visual.