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Fantastic Flints & Strolling SculpturesEaster at Henry Moore Studios & GardensJoin us this Easter to celebrate with a feast of fun for families!
The creativity begins on Thursday 17 April when artist Natalie Zervou-Kerruish invites you to make wonderful wheeled sculptures and take them for stroll. She has also created a Take a Sculpture for a Stroll challenge for you to enjoy as you explore the gardens.
Over the Easter weekend, why not swap the usual chocolate hunt for an adventure inspired by Henry Moore himself? Step into the sculptor’s shoes for The Great Easter Flint Hunt and explore the grounds searching for the material that inspired many of his famous artworks.
Once you’ve had your fill of hunting, discover the magic of cyanotype printing and create Botanical Blueprints using natural objects from the sculpture gardens.
All activities are included in an annual ticket. |
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Thursday 17 April 2025 Drop-in, 11:30–13:00 & 14:00–15:30 Recommended for ages 3+ |
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Friday 18 April to Monday 21 April 2025 Drop-in, 11:00–17:00 Suitable for all ages |
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Friday 18 April to Monday 21 April 2025 Drop-in, 13:30–15:30 Recommended for ages 5+ |
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International Sculpture DaySaturday 26 April 2025Join us for a day of drop-in activities celebrating sculpture and our 2025 theme Encounters. International Sculpture Day is a worldwide event which aims to advance the creation and understanding of sculpture. Share what you’ve created and discovered with us on Facebook or Instagram: @henrymoorestudios #ISD2025 |
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Did you know that there are 380 Henry Moore sculptures on public display in 39 different countries around the world? Explore our map of Henry Moore sculptures around the world. |
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Henry Moore’s works can be found all over the world and were especially popular in Japan, Germany and the Netherlands. Come along to draw and collage your own sculpture ideas and use our activity sheets to see what they might look like around the world. |
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Join Conservation Technician Antoinette Hächler for a short talk exploring her international encounters with Henry Moore artworks during her career at the Henry Moore Foundation. |
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Collect an activity sheet from our team and use the stickers and shapes to create something sculptural before taking it for a stroll around the sculpture gardens. |
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ARTISTS' ARCHIVUM
Henry Moore with his artworks “Reclining Figure” (1929) and “Mask” (1930) ca. 1930
The Lives of Lee Miller 台版 臉譜出膽
台版Henry Moore 翻譯成穆爾,真不可忍
Lee Miller, born on April 23, 1907, in Poughkeepsie, New York, was not only a groundbreaking photographer but also a powerful symbol of women’s empowerment in
the 20th century. Her artistic journey began as a model in the 1920s, where her striking looks and unique perspective caught the eye of renowned photographers like Edward Weston and Man Ray. Miller’s relationship with Man Ray in Paris profoundly influenced her style, as she adopted avant-garde techniques and developed her own voice within the Surrealist movement.
By 1931, when she shared a moment over breakfast in bed with fellow artist Tanja Ramm in her Paris studio, Miller was already establishing herself as a key figure in the art world. This intimate setting reflected not just their friendship but also the burgeoning spirit of female artists in an era dominated by men. In her photographs, Miller masterfully blended themes of femininity and identity, often challenging traditional gender roles and societal norms.
As a war correspondent for Vogue during World War II, Miller’s work took on a more profound dimension. She documented the harsh realities of the war, capturing haunting images of the liberation of concentration camps and the aftermath of destruction in Europe. Her ability to merge the aesthetic with the documentary made her one of the most significant photographers of her time, yet her contributions remained overshadowed for decades.
After the war, Miller continued to create, eventually settling in the English countryside. Today, her legacy is celebrated for its boldness and artistic integrity, inspiring a new generation of photographers and feminists. Lee Miller’s life and work serve as a reminder of the vital role women play in art and history, advocating for recognition and representation in a still-evolving narrative.
The Lives of Lee Miller (Movie tie-in)
書名:The Lives of Lee Miller (Movie tie-in),ISBN:9780500297520,出版社:Thames & Hudson Ltd,作者:Antony Penrose,頁數:320,出版日期:2024/09/03. 臉譜
李·米勒- 維基百科,自由的百科全書
伊麗莎白·「李」·米勒·彭羅斯(Elizabeth "Lee" Miller, Lady Penrose; 1907年4月23日—1977年7月21日),是一位美國時尚模特、攝影師和攝影記者。她在1920年代曾在紐約市 ...
Lee Miller is one of the most remarkable artists of our generation: a celebrated photographer, Surrealist, war correspondent, model and gourmet chef.
Discover the incredible career of Lee Miller – a celebrated photographer, member of the Surrealist art movement, war correspondent, model and gourmet chef.
Join the son and granddaughter of acclaimed photographer Lee Miller for an exploration of her wide ranging career and enduring legacy.
Lee Miller was a remarkable woman who had an insanely interesting life – from model to photographer to Surrealist artist, war correspondent and gourmet chef!
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