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A bag of coffee resting on the plinth of a sculpture.

Take a break like Henry Moore

  • Henry Moore Institute
  • Henry Moore Studios & Gardens

Henry Moore Institute reopening on 12 July

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A photo of a textile artwork in shades of deep purple. The artwork is abstract and seems to depict a mountain in simple pale lines on the darker background.

Purvai Rai: the 2024 Artist in Residence at the Henry Moore Foundation

  • Henry Moore Studios & Gardens
  • Sculpture Research Programme
Covers of the books 'Matt Rugg: The Many Languages of Sculpture' and 'All in the Same Boat: Migratory Passages in Contemporary Sculpture' side by side.

New library acquisitions: Spring 2024

  • Henry Moore Institute
  • Sculpture Research Library
A huge abstract sculpture of a reclining figure, made in bronze. It has a large void in the centre of its torso. It is sited in a grassy field, with sheep in the distance behind.

Seeking a new Chair to lead our Board of Trustees

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  • Henry Moore Studios & Gardens
Composite image showing portrait photos Meg Erridge, Tatiana Parr and Jo Nash.

Dissertation prize winners 2023

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  • Sculpture Research Programme
A middle aged man, wearing a patterned sweater, smiles at the camera. He is standing in a gallery, with artworks on the walls behind him.

In Memory of Mike Phipps

  • Memorials
Covers of the books 'Doris Salcedo' and 'Parviz Tanavoli : poets, locks, cages' side by side.

New library acquisitions: Winter 2023

  • Henry Moore Institute
  • Sculpture Research Library

A fresh new look for the Henry Moore Institute

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Covers of the books 'Art + DIY Electronics' and 'Rashid Johnson' side by side.

New library acquisitions: Autumn 2023

  • Henry Moore Institute
  • Sculpture Research Library
An elderly man is stood over a tripod with an old camera, taking a photo of a small bronze sculpture on a plinth.

Henry Moore: Photography and Scale

  • Henry Moore Studios & Gardens
  • Stories from the Henry Moore Archive
A splayed hand touching a bronze plate with lines of single black letters recessed into it. The letters are from a Snellen eye test chart and reduce in size from top to bottom.

Beyond the Visual: Blindness and Expanded Sculpture

  • Henry Moore Institute
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