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Henry Moore Studios & Gardens is currently closed for winter, reopening on 1 April 2026.

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What's on

See our current exhibitions and upcoming events at Henry Moore Institute, Leeds.

We’re open year round, always free of charge.

An exhibition guide in a bright yellow 'Beyond the Visual' top and a visitor are touching and listening to flat metal sculptures mounted to a gallery wall.

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Current exhibitions

We’re open Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00–17:00.

Leeds Art Gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00–17:00, and Sunday, 11:00–15:00.

Some Steel: Sculpture and Steel in Britain, 1960-90
A model poses with their face poking through a large steel sculpture - a big circle of white metal with a smaller oval hole in the middle.

Exhibition

Some Steel: Sculpture and Steel in Britain, 1960-90

Give What You Can

Archive Gallery
Leeds Art Gallery, UK
A History of Sculpture in Leeds

Exhibition

A History of Sculpture in Leeds

The Mezzanine
Leeds Art Gallery, UK

Upcoming events

We hold talks, conferences and family-friendly workshops at our venue in Leeds, with partner organisations, and online.

Events respond to our exhibitions, or form part of our current research season.

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Free exhibition tours: Beyond the Visual
An exhibition guide in a bright yellow 'Beyond the Visual' top leads a tour for two blind visitors, one with a guide dog and the other holding a cane. They are all touching a bronze sculpture on a plinth.
Part of Beyond the Visual
Part of Beyond the Visual

Guided tour

Free exhibition tours: Beyond the Visual

11:00 & 14:30

Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
Tour of Beyond the Visual with Lucia Beijlsmit and Aaron McPeake
A gallery space with an abstract white marble sculpture in the foreground, a metal ring installation to the right, and rectangular bronze works attached to the wall in the background.
Part of Beyond the Visual
Part of Beyond the Visual

Artist in conversation

Tour of Beyond the Visual with Lucia Beijlsmit and Aaron McPeake

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Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
Take the Biscuit! Make plaster biscuits with David Johnson and Emma Dickson
Close up photo of a man holding a plaster digestive biscuit in one hand and a carving tool in the other, which he is using to smooth out the edges of the sculpture.
Part of Beyond the Visual
Part of Beyond the Visual

Family-friendly workshop

Take the Biscuit! Make plaster biscuits with David Johnson and Emma Dickson

10:30–12:30 & 14:00–16:00

Book your free ticket

Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
British Sign Language tours of Beyond the Visual
A mean wearing a yellow jumper touching a small stone sculpture with the back of his hand.
Part of Beyond the Visual
Part of Beyond the Visual

Guided tour

British Sign Language tours of Beyond the Visual

Tours start at 11:00, 14:00, 15:00 & 16:00

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Studios & Gardens, Hertfordshire

Future exhibitions

Phantasmagoria: Folkloric Sculpture for the Digital Age
Drawing of a futuristic or alien room, featuring wall-mounted display screens showing images of human and alien faces. The walls and other surfaces look to be made of a dark metal, lit by neon greens and reds.

Exhibition

Phantasmagoria: Folkloric Sculpture for the Digital Age

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Sculpture Galleries
Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
Sagarika Sundaram
Artwork made of layered fabric, mounted on a white gallery wall. The topmost layer is yellow with white hand-stitched lines; underneath are layers of red and white fabric. They are opened and folded back at the top, similar to a layered shirt collar.

Exhibition

Sagarika Sundaram

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Sculpture Galleries
Henry Moore Institute, Leeds

See previous exhibitions held at Henry Moore Institute

Visit us

Henry Moore Institute

74 The Headrow
Leeds
LS1 3AH
United Kingdom

T:  01132 467 467
E:  institute@henry-moore.org

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A three-story building with a black granite facade and steps leading up, with a Christmas tree and fair in front. Vinyl lettering on the building reads: Beyond the Visual.