Services Offered
Sculpture Exhibitions
Rotating public exhibitions featuring contemporary and historical sculpture from various artists, with interpretive materials.
Research Library and Archives
Specialized library and archives dedicated to sculpture studies, accessible for academic and professional research purposes.
Art Shop
A store offering books, prints, and unique art-related items for purchase, supporting artists and visitors.
Educational Programs
Talks, workshops, and events designed to engage the public and foster understanding of sculpture and art history.
Gallery Tours
Guided tours and self-guided visits to explore exhibitions and learn about sculptural techniques and themes.
Reviews
3.4(5 reviews)
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via Google
about 1 month ago
Nice museum with a dark room art exhibit.
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G Maps randomly deletes reviews & pixvia Google
9 months ago
Visited a few times. I hadn't realised that there is a connecting bridge from the Leeds Art Gallery itself. First time I've used that, as I've always gone in via their own street door before. Shop and couple of rooms.
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Johnvia Google
about 1 year ago
I don't know, I guess I'm not a connoisseur or lover of modern art, but if you like it, then maybe you should visit this place, although there are only 3 rooms
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Daniel Sovia Google
over 1 year ago
Henry Moore Institute tends to be a professional art gallery, specialized in Sculpture art, which is more than a general gallery. For some people, the name "Henry Moore" may mislead them it is a museum to exhibit Henry Moore's work, but it is not. Rather, it is established by Henry Moore for the further development of sculpture art. Thus, it is a place for understanding and research of sculpture. On the first floor, it is normal exhibition for public. Worth a look, but feeling "don't understand", even reading explanation from the nearby notecards, is within expectation. Art needs your interpretation. What is special here is the research library and archives of Sculpture, on the second floor. It serves for the research purposes.
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Anthony Jonesvia Google
over 1 year ago
Having a museum with the name " Henry Moore" in it, with nothing by him, is a huge disappointment. Kinda misrepresentation. We went to the Max Ernst Museum recently, and it was excellent. Plenty of his stuff. Was Henry quite lazy? Look how many Picasso museums there are! OK, so this is HM "Institute", I now understand, but it's still disappointing. Especially as the art they do have is really terrible. Old paint trays scattered about. Insulting. The museum next door has a Moore out front and a nice Hepworth inside, although it's irritating in its own way.
