Henry Moore Institute
Past
2023
Talks & Events
Sam Rose & Mónica de la Torre4 Oct 2023
Exhibition
The Weight of Words7 Jul-26 Nov 2023
Exhibition
Egon Altdorf17 Jun-26 Nov 2023
Talks & Events
An Evening with Michael E. Smith7 Jun 2023
Exhibition
Michael E. Smith24 Mar-18 Jun 2023
Artists represented
Artists shown
Etel Adnan
American, 1925-2021
Egon Altdorf
German, 1922-2008
Caroline Bergvall
b. 1962
Pavel Büchler
Czech, b. 1952
Anthony (Vahni) Capildeo
Trinidad and Tobago citizen, b. 1973
Tim Etchells
British
Simone Fattal
b. 1942
Shilpa Gupta
Indian, b. 1976
Emma Hart
British
Leslie Hewitt
American, b. 1977
Bhanu Kapil
British, b. 1968
Issam Kourbaj
Syrian, b. 1963
Glenn Ligon
American, b. 1960
Mark Manders
Dutch, b. 1968
Doris Salcedo
Colombian, b. 1958
Shanzhai Lyric
American, b. 2015
Slavs and Tatars
German, b. 2006
Michael E. Smith
American, b. 1977
Parviz Tanavoli
Iranian, b. 1937
Joo Yeon Park
South Korean, b. 1972
About
Henry Moore Institute welcomes everyone to visit their Galleries, Research Library and Archive of Sculptors’ Papers for free to experience, study and enjoy sculpture from around the world. The Institute can be found in the centre of Leeds, the city where Henry Moore (1898-1986) began his training as a sculptor. Their changing programme of historical, modern and contemporary exhibitions and events encourage thinking about what sculpture is, how it is made and the artists who make it.
As part of the Henry Moore Foundation, they are a hub for sculpture, connecting a global network of artists and scholars, continuing research into the art form and ensuring that sculpture is accessible and celebrated by a wide audience.
Accessibility & facilities
Step-free access
Accessible toilet
Gender neutral toilet
Baby changing facilities
On-site parking
Assistive audio
Large print guides
Book shop
Cafe
Cloakroom
Leeds train station is around a 500m (0.3 miles) walk from the Institute along Park Row.
