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Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Henry Moore, Three piece reclining figure no 1, 1961-2, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Henry Moore, Three piece reclining figure no 1, 1961-2,
Anthony Caro, Promenade, 1996 Anthony Caro, Promenade, 1996
Barbara Hepworth, Square with Two Circles, 1963 Barbara Hepworth, Square with Two Circles, 1963
Henry Moore, Draped Seated Woman, 1957-58 Henry Moore, Draped Seated Woman, 1957-58
Igor Mitoraj, Héros de Lumière (Hero of Light) 1986 Igor Mitoraj, Héros de Lumière (Hero of Light) 1986
Barbara Hepworth, The Family of Man, 1970. Courtesy the Hepworth Estate, Tate and YSP Barbara Hepworth, The Family of Man, 1970. Courtesy the Hepworth Estate, Tate and YSP

Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Henry Moore, Three piece reclining figure no 1, 1961-2,,

© Jonty Wilde/Courtesy Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Anthony Caro, Promenade, 1996,

© Jonty Wilde/Courtesy Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Barbara Hepworth, Square with Two Circles, 1963,

© Jonty Wilde/Courtesy Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Henry Moore, Draped Seated Woman, 1957-58,

© Jonty Wilde/Courtesy Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Igor Mitoraj, Héros de Lumière (Hero of Light) 1986,

© Jonty Wilde/Courtesy Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Barbara Hepworth, The Family of Man, 1970. Courtesy the Hepworth Estate, Tate and YSP,

© Marc Atkins 2014


Winner of Museum of the Year 2014, YSP is an international centre for modern and contemporary art inspired by the natural beauty of the historic 18th-century Bretton Estate.

Discover more than 60 sculptures in the open air by internationally acclaimed artists, including Elisabeth Frink, Andy Goldsworthy, Henry Moore and James Turrell. With a vibrant programme of temporary exhibitions, dynamic events and activities, and pioneering education and community work, each season offers something new to discover.

Yorkshire Sculpture Park was awarded the Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year 2014 for its bold artistic vision, consistently delivered at the highest level.


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Yorkshire Sculpture Park

West Bretton, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF4 4LG

01924 832631

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Opening times

Summer daily, 10am – 6pm

Winter daily, 10am – 5pm

Closed 24 – 25 Dec

Book your tickets and plan your visit at ysp.org.uk

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Exhibitions and events at Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Annie Montgomerie, Ruddyred, 2019
EXHIBITION

Annie Montgomerie: Hand Me Downs

  • Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield
  • 5 November 2022 – 26 February 2023
Free entry
10% off
Samantha Bryan, Brain's Bottom Warming Garments for Fairies (detail) 2021
EXHIBITION

Samantha Bryan: The Adventure So Far

  • Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield
  • 17 September – 23 October 2022
Free entry
10% off
Robert Indiana, LOVE (Red Blue Green), 1966–98
EXHIBITION

Summer of Love

  • Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield
  • Until 21 September 2022
Free entry
10% off
Jaume Plensa, Face II, 2008
EXHIBITION

Jaume Plensa: In small places, close to home

  • Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield
  • Until 29 October 2022
Free entry
10% off
Janine Burrows, Path To The Mount, 2021
EXHIBITION

Janine Burrows: Table to Tide: A Yorkshire Conversation

  • Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield
  • Until 22 October 2022
Free entry
10% off
Robert Indiana, AMOR (Red Yellow), 1998-2006, installation view at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, 2022. Photo: © Jonty Wilde, courtesy of Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Artwork: © 2022 Morgan Art Foundation Ltd./ Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/DAC
EXHIBITION

Robert Indiana: Sculpture 1958-2018

  • Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield
  • Until 8 January 2023
Free entry
10% off
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Hardeep Sahota: Bhangra Lexicon
EXHIBITION

Hardeep Sahota: Bhangra Lexicon

  • Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield
  • From 9 January 2021
Free to all
10% off

Exhibitions nearby

Portrait of a young Mother in exile, March 2013, 2013 Frames c-type print mounted on aluminium 122 x 152 cm

Hannah Starkey

  • The Hepworth Wakefield, Wakefield
  • 20 October 2022 – 30 April 2023
50% off exhibitions
10% off

Jadé Fadojutimi

  • The Hepworth Wakefield, Wakefield
  • 16 September 2022 – 19 March 2023
50% off exhibitions
10% off
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Rosanne Robertson, The Island, 2020. Charcoal, gouache and graphite. Acquired by The Hepworth Wakefield through the Contemporary Art Society’s Rapid Response Fund, 2020

Vision & Reality: 100 Years of Contemporary Art in Wakefield

  • The Hepworth Wakefield, Wakefield
  • From 1 February 2021
Free to all
10% off
Sheila Hicks, Saffron Sentinel, 2017

Sheila Hicks: Off Grid

  • The Hepworth Wakefield, Wakefield
  • Until 24 September 2022
50% off exhibitions
10% off

Art we’ve helped buy at Yorkshire Sculpture Park

The Deer Shelter
 Acquired 2006

Make sure you see Roger Hiorns' sensational sculpture Seizure, 2008/2013, bought for the Arts Council Collection with help from Art Fund. Hiorns pumped 75,000 litres of liquid copper sulphate into a former council flat, which crystallised over the walls, floor, ceiling and bath, transforming it into a glittering crystal landscape. Facing demolition, the 31-tonne sculpture was extracted from its original location in 2011 and transported to a permanent home at YSP.

The park is also home to the first work ever commissioned by Art Fund, James Turrell's Deer Shelter Skyspace. A large square chamber with an aperture cut into the roof, it offers a heightened vision of the sky – giving the appearance of a trompe l'oeil painting. His work does not disturb the tranquility of the site, but creates a place of contemplation and revelation, harnessing the changing light of the Yorkshire landscape. The commission used money set aside to celebrate Art Fund's centenary.

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