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An older man, wearing a striped shirt and patterned tie, stands in a sculpture gallery with his hands on his hips. He looks thoughtful.

The City of Toronto proclaims 13 November Henry Moore Day, as AGO’s landmark Henry Moore Sculpture Centre turns 50
Abstract, roughly-made sculpture, bronze in colour with greenish copper oxidisation pattern in places. It stands of four short legs, with three cup-like protrusions in the centre containing what could be stones or pieces of clay.

Henry Moore Foundation 2025 programme

John Hoyland: Imaginary Beings
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
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