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03-12-2003, 03:35 PM
The Henry Moore Foundation, Perry Green, Hertfordshire
The Henry Moore Foundation is located in Perry Green, Hertfordshire, a small hamlet which was home to Henry Moore and his wife Irina for over forty years. The Foundation organises national and international exhibitions of Henry Moore’s Work, as well as preparing the grounds, gardens and galleries based at Perry Green for the annual visitor season spanning from April – September each year.
EXHIBITION
Henry Moore: Imaginary Landscape
DATE April – October 2003
GALLERY The Sheep Field Barn Gallery
ADDRESS The Henry Moore Foundation, Perry Green, Hertfordshire, SG10 6EE
TELEPHONE 01279 843333
E-MAIL info@henry-moore-fdn.co.uk
OPENING HOURS Visits to the galleries are by appointment only. Please telephone 01279 843333
DESCRIPTION The idea of landscape pervades Moore’s work and his expression of our fascination with it is not restricted to literal representations of the world around him. Sculptures, drawings and graphics reveal glimpses of the imaginary landscapes in the artist’s mind.
EXHIBITION Henry Moore: The Graphics
DATE 12 April onwards
GALLERY Various Locations in Britain and Ireland:
Diss, Wingfield College 12 April to 22 June 2003
Falmouth, Falmouth Art Gallery 28 June to 16 August 2003
Salisbury, John Creasey Museum 23 August to 1 November 2003
Wakefield, Wakefield Art Gallery 15 November to 11 January 2004
Moore’s body of graphic work comprises over 700 editions, and the 50 works in this exhibition testify to its enormous variety.
EXHIBITION Henry Moore in Japan
DATE 5 April – 3 November 2003
GALLERY Sakura, Kawamura Memorial Museum of Art 5 April to 23 May 2003
Ashikaga, Museum of Art 31 May to 16 July 2003
Takamatsu, City Museum of Art 25 July to 31 August 2003
Kagoshima, City Museum of Art 26 September to 3 November 2003
TELEPHONE 01279 843333
E-MAIL curator@henry-moore-fdn.co.uk
DESCRIPTION Moore once commented that ‘drawing keeps one visually fit’. Not just a method for generating ideas for sculpture, it was a way of looking and understanding, a means of expanding his mental library of forms. The eighty drawings in this touring exhibition create a vivid picture of the variety of Moore’s techniques and ideas.
The Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
The curatorial team at the Henry Moore Institute is responsible for four exhibition spaces: it’s own three main galleries in the Henry moore Institute, which are linked by a bridge to the Sculpture Study Galleries in Leeds City Art Gallery; the more intimate space of Gallery 4, (The Henry Moore Institute), suitable for small exhibitions and installations, and through the Henry Moore Foundation’s partnership with Leeds City Council, the Sculpture Galleries of Leeds City Art Gallery.
Current Exhibitions:
EXHIBITION Simon Periton: Flag
DATE 6 January – 16 March
GALLERY HENRY mOORE INSTITUTE, gALLERY fOUR
ADDRESS 74 The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AH
TELEPHONE +44 (0) 113 246 7467
WEBSITE www.henry-moore-fdn.co.uk
OPENING HOURS Monday - Sunday: 10am – 5.30pm, Wednesday: 10am-9pm
Bank Holidays: closed
DESCRIPTION Simon Periton (b. 1964) makes coloured paper doilies, using simple means to achieve complex visual and sculptural effects. He has been invited to make a new project which will respond to the domestic proportions and architectural detail of the room.
EXHIBITION Draped and Undraped Life
DATE 8 February - 4 May 2003
GALLERY SCULPTURE STUDY GALLERIES, LEEDS CITY ART GALLERY
ADDRESS 74 The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AH
WEBSITE www.henry-moore-fdn.co.uk
DESCRIPTION Draped and Undraped Life will look at how sculptors have articulated the human body - both with and without clothes - and features a variety of mythological and ‘everyday’ subjects. Clothing is used to both reveal and conceal the body, and to coordinate figurative sculpture’s meanings.
EXHIBITION Sculpture and the Garden
DATE UNTIL AUGUST 2003
GALLERY SCULPTURE GALLERIES LEEDS CITY ART GALLERY
ADDRESS The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AH
EXHIBITION Sculpture in the making
DATE UNTIL AUGUST 2003
GALLERY SCULPTURE GALLERIES LEEDS CITY ART GALLERY
ADDRESS The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AH
DESCRIPTION Drawing on the sculpture collection of Leeds Museums and galleries, Sculpture in the Making, examines the practices and processes sculptors used to make sculptures.
Forthcoming Exhibitions:
EXHIBITION A Kind Of Magic: Talismans, charms and amulets from The British Museum
DATE 2 April – 29 June 2003
GALLERY HENRY mOORE INSTITUTE, gALLERY fOUR
ADDRESS 74 The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AH
DESCRIPTION Each of our collaborations with The British Museum has brought together objects from different Museum departments under a common rubric, allowing for comparisons which could not normally be made. Our fifth and final collaboration celebrates more fully a theme evident in all the previous shows: the object charged with magical powers.
EXHIBITION Scultura Lingua Morta: Sculpture From Fascist Italy
DATE 31 May – 31 August 2003
GALLERY HENRY MOORE INSTITUTE, Main Galleries
ADDRESS 74 The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AH
The Henry Moore Foundation is located in Perry Green, Hertfordshire, a small hamlet which was home to Henry Moore and his wife Irina for over forty years. The Foundation organises national and international exhibitions of Henry Moore’s Work, as well as preparing the grounds, gardens and galleries based at Perry Green for the annual visitor season spanning from April – September each year.
EXHIBITION
Henry Moore: Imaginary Landscape
DATE April – October 2003
GALLERY The Sheep Field Barn Gallery
ADDRESS The Henry Moore Foundation, Perry Green, Hertfordshire, SG10 6EE
TELEPHONE 01279 843333
E-MAIL info@henry-moore-fdn.co.uk
OPENING HOURS Visits to the galleries are by appointment only. Please telephone 01279 843333
DESCRIPTION The idea of landscape pervades Moore’s work and his expression of our fascination with it is not restricted to literal representations of the world around him. Sculptures, drawings and graphics reveal glimpses of the imaginary landscapes in the artist’s mind.
EXHIBITION Henry Moore: The Graphics
DATE 12 April onwards
GALLERY Various Locations in Britain and Ireland:
Diss, Wingfield College 12 April to 22 June 2003
Falmouth, Falmouth Art Gallery 28 June to 16 August 2003
Salisbury, John Creasey Museum 23 August to 1 November 2003
Wakefield, Wakefield Art Gallery 15 November to 11 January 2004
Moore’s body of graphic work comprises over 700 editions, and the 50 works in this exhibition testify to its enormous variety.
EXHIBITION Henry Moore in Japan
DATE 5 April – 3 November 2003
GALLERY Sakura, Kawamura Memorial Museum of Art 5 April to 23 May 2003
Ashikaga, Museum of Art 31 May to 16 July 2003
Takamatsu, City Museum of Art 25 July to 31 August 2003
Kagoshima, City Museum of Art 26 September to 3 November 2003
TELEPHONE 01279 843333
E-MAIL curator@henry-moore-fdn.co.uk
DESCRIPTION Moore once commented that ‘drawing keeps one visually fit’. Not just a method for generating ideas for sculpture, it was a way of looking and understanding, a means of expanding his mental library of forms. The eighty drawings in this touring exhibition create a vivid picture of the variety of Moore’s techniques and ideas.
The Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
The curatorial team at the Henry Moore Institute is responsible for four exhibition spaces: it’s own three main galleries in the Henry moore Institute, which are linked by a bridge to the Sculpture Study Galleries in Leeds City Art Gallery; the more intimate space of Gallery 4, (The Henry Moore Institute), suitable for small exhibitions and installations, and through the Henry Moore Foundation’s partnership with Leeds City Council, the Sculpture Galleries of Leeds City Art Gallery.
Current Exhibitions:
EXHIBITION Simon Periton: Flag
DATE 6 January – 16 March
GALLERY HENRY mOORE INSTITUTE, gALLERY fOUR
ADDRESS 74 The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AH
TELEPHONE +44 (0) 113 246 7467
WEBSITE www.henry-moore-fdn.co.uk
OPENING HOURS Monday - Sunday: 10am – 5.30pm, Wednesday: 10am-9pm
Bank Holidays: closed
DESCRIPTION Simon Periton (b. 1964) makes coloured paper doilies, using simple means to achieve complex visual and sculptural effects. He has been invited to make a new project which will respond to the domestic proportions and architectural detail of the room.
EXHIBITION Draped and Undraped Life
DATE 8 February - 4 May 2003
GALLERY SCULPTURE STUDY GALLERIES, LEEDS CITY ART GALLERY
ADDRESS 74 The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AH
WEBSITE www.henry-moore-fdn.co.uk
DESCRIPTION Draped and Undraped Life will look at how sculptors have articulated the human body - both with and without clothes - and features a variety of mythological and ‘everyday’ subjects. Clothing is used to both reveal and conceal the body, and to coordinate figurative sculpture’s meanings.
EXHIBITION Sculpture and the Garden
DATE UNTIL AUGUST 2003
GALLERY SCULPTURE GALLERIES LEEDS CITY ART GALLERY
ADDRESS The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AH
EXHIBITION Sculpture in the making
DATE UNTIL AUGUST 2003
GALLERY SCULPTURE GALLERIES LEEDS CITY ART GALLERY
ADDRESS The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AH
DESCRIPTION Drawing on the sculpture collection of Leeds Museums and galleries, Sculpture in the Making, examines the practices and processes sculptors used to make sculptures.
Forthcoming Exhibitions:
EXHIBITION A Kind Of Magic: Talismans, charms and amulets from The British Museum
DATE 2 April – 29 June 2003
GALLERY HENRY mOORE INSTITUTE, gALLERY fOUR
ADDRESS 74 The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AH
DESCRIPTION Each of our collaborations with The British Museum has brought together objects from different Museum departments under a common rubric, allowing for comparisons which could not normally be made. Our fifth and final collaboration celebrates more fully a theme evident in all the previous shows: the object charged with magical powers.
EXHIBITION Scultura Lingua Morta: Sculpture From Fascist Italy
DATE 31 May – 31 August 2003
GALLERY HENRY MOORE INSTITUTE, Main Galleries
ADDRESS 74 The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AH