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The Henry Moore Institute is closed for refurbishment until Summer 2024. Henry Moore Studios & Gardens is closed over winter and will reopen on Thursday 28 March 2024.

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What's on

Exhibitions and events at the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds.

The Institute is currently closed for refurbishment, and will reopen in summer 2024.

During this time, we’re running off-site events as part of our research season ‘Brâncuși and Britain’.

Temporary closure

The Henry Moore Institute is closed for refurbishment until summer 2024.

Our next research season, ‘Brâncuși and Britain’, will be running off-site from February to June 2024, with online discussions and in-person conferences.

While our galleries are closed, the Archive of Sculptors’ Papers and Sculpture Research Library will open by appointment only.

Upcoming events

Our galleries are closed until summer 2024. During this time, our research season ‘Brâncuși and Britain’ will be running off-site from February to June 2024, with online discussions and in-person conferences.

Online events FAQs

Artists’ Journey: Tony Cragg on Constantin Brâncuşi
Sculptor Tony Cragg holds a convex lens against a window, through with we see green woodland that is upside down.
Part of Brâncuşi and Britain
Part of Brâncuşi and Britain

Film screening and Q&A

Artists’ Journey: Tony Cragg on Constantin Brâncuşi

18:00–19:30

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Hyde Park Picture House, Leeds
Modern Sculpture, Essence, and Difference: Reflections on the Work of Constantin Brâncuşi
Abstract image composed of layered, stone-textured shapes on a green background.
Part of Brâncuşi and Britain
Part of Brâncuşi and Britain

Early career research symposium

Modern Sculpture, Essence, and Difference: Reflections on the Work of Constantin Brâncuşi

11:00–19:30

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The Courtauld Institute of Art, London, UK
Hannah Hughes and Lucy Skaer in conversation
Composite image of work by Hannah Hughes and Lucy Skaer. Left: Abstract image composed of layered, stone-textured shapes on a yellow background. Right: Around 20 identical tall, slender black sculptures are clustered together on a wooden gallery floor. Behind them, some abstract prints are hung on the white wall.
Part of Brâncuşi and Britain
Part of Brâncuşi and Britain

Artist in conversation

Hannah Hughes and Lucy Skaer in conversation

The Courtauld Institute of Art, London, UK
Ariane Coulondre and Matthew Gale
Side by side portrait photos of Ariane Coulondre and Matthew Gale.
Part of Brâncuşi and Britain
Part of Brâncuşi and Britain

Curatorial discussion

Ariane Coulondre and Matthew Gale

18:00–19:00

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Online
Brâncuşi, Britain and the Idea of Modern Sculpture
Black and white photo of five older men wearing suits. Henry Moore, Frank McEwan, Herbert Read and Paul Eluard stand to the right, with Constantin Brâncuşi to the left. He has a large beard and holds a hat in his hands.
Part of Brâncuşi and Britain
Part of Brâncuşi and Britain

Conference

Brâncuşi, Britain and the Idea of Modern Sculpture

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Studios & Gardens, Hertfordshire

2024 exhibitions

Our galleries will reopen after major refurbishment in July 2024

Hany Armanious: Stone Soup
A sculpture of a table tennis on a stand which appears to be made from upright bottle corks

Exhibition

Hany Armanious: Stone Soup

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Sculpture Galleries
Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
The Traumatic Surreal
A ceramic sculpture of a brown dog standing upright and staring to the right. Soft cream gauze bandage spills from its stomach and back.

Exhibition

The Traumatic Surreal

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Sculpture Galleries
Henry Moore Institute, Leeds

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Henry Moore Institute

The Henry Moore Institute is currently closed for refurbishment until summer 2024.

74 The Headrow
Leeds
LS1 3AH
United Kingdom

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