Family-friendly workshop
Take Sculpture for a Stroll
with Natalie Zervou-Kerruish
11:30–13:00 & 14:00–15:30
Studios & Gardens, Hertfordshire
Included in an annual ticket
About this event
Come and create your own sculpture on wheels! Take it for a walk inside and out.
In celebration of this year’s theme of Encounters, artist Natalie Zervou-Kerruish invites you to make wondrous wheeled sculptures – are they of bodies or oddities? See how they move and animate different spaces, or think about how they transform the way you experience your surroundings.
Use soft and tactile materials to experiment with stuffing, squishing, wrapping and playing with shape, scale and form to create your artworks. You could even wrap yourself up to become a living sculpture amongst the others found outdoors!
Each of this year’s activities will encourage you to record your own Encounters with Henry Moore’s studios, gardens and sculptures. This season amplifies stories of creative exchange, embraces the creative spirit that permeates our site, and acknowledges Moore as a playful investigator of creative experimentation.
Natalie will be providing a self-led take a sculpture for a stroll activity sheet, which you can enjoy over the Bank Holiday weekend 18-21 April.
This event is suitable for children age 3+ and their families. We encourage intergenerational activities. The workshop will take place both indoors and outside in the sculpture gardens, so please dress for the weather.
Tickets
This workshop is included in an annual ticket. It’s a drop-in event, so there’s no need to book.
- If you already have an annual ticket, just come along on the day and bring your annual ticket with you.
- If you don’t have an annual ticket, you can buy one online or from the ticket desk when you arrive.
Children must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the event.
About the Artist
Natalie Zervou-Kerruish is an artist and researcher interested in the wordless language of sculpture and movement.
Theatrical, tactile and playful, her work is conscious of the impact the human body has in relation to sculpture and space.
When collaborating with others, she is interested in the exchange, the transitional and all things partial. Her recent research stems from the symbols and philosophies connected to her Greek heritage, alienation and voicelessness.
Getting here
We’re located just 27 miles north of London in the beautiful Hertfordshire countryside.
Our 2025 visitor season runs from 16 April to 2 November. We’re open Wednesday to Sunday, 11:00–17:00.
Henry Moore Studios & Gardens
Perry Green
Hertfordshire
SG10 6EE
United Kingdom
T: 01279 843 333
E: visitorservices@henry-moore.org
