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A large, white sculpture roughly two storeys tall. It takes the shape of an uneven arch, white curves and protrusions that make it resemble bones. A large building can be seen behind.

The Arch installed to celebrate new Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Garden
A ceramic sculpture of a brown dog standing upright and staring to the right. Soft cream gauze bandage spills from its stomach and back.

The Traumatic Surreal

Sculpting Royalty: Hew Locke and Mary Thornycroft

Henry Moore Institute reopening on 12 July
A sculpture of a table tennis on a stand which appears to be made from upright bottle corks

Hany Armanious: Stone Soup
A sculpture of a collection of coloured stones with what appears to be string wrapped around it.

Henry Moore Institute announce 2024 programme after major refurbishment
A young woman wearing a VR headset, sat on an office chair in an archive.

Decommissioned public artwork finds new future
A reconstructed interior of one of Henry Moore's studios, featuring several incomplete sculptures, racks of tools and a blue & white butcher's apron on a chair.

Henry Moore Studios & Gardens 2024 Season: Sculpture, Inspiration and Our Natural World

Henry Moore Institute announces refurbishment plans
Architectural concept showing the exterior of a gallery building, panelled in wood with large glass windows.

Henry Moore Foundation Receives Planning Permission for Redevelopment Project at Henry Moore Studios & Gardens
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

Newly digitised poster archive marks 125 years since Henry Moore's birth
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