Musée Rodin will be holding the first monographic exhibition on the work of British sculptor Barbara Hepworth (1903-1975) in Paris, in association with Tate. Though little known in France, Barbara Hepworth — who frequented artists ... degree of refinement. The next development came with the work of the sculptors Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth in 1920s Britain. Distancing herself from Rodin’s powerful expressionism, Barbara Hepworth sought a new aesthetic founded ... into her working methods with a recreation of her studio environment. History has tended to neglect Barbara Hepworth, although her significance as an artist was recognised in her day. She and her husband Ben Nicholson

Rodin à Paris, France Le musée Rodin, en collaboration avec la Tate, présente l’œuvre de Barbara Hepworth (1903-1975), figure majeure de la sculpture britannique du XXe siècle. Encore aujourd’hui méconnue en France ... Barbara Hepworth, qui côtoyait Henry Moore, Picasso ou Kandinsky, a pourtant révolutionné la sculpture et fait émerger une nouvelle sensibilité esthétique. Ses œuvres abstraites, aussi pures que poétiques aspirent à un monde idéal et pacifique ... végétal sont les deux grandes sources d’inspiration de la poésie du volume développée par Barbara Hepworth. La sculpture organique de Hepworth est aussi une vision du monde : après la Première Guerre mondiale, la société

constant to my conviction about truth to material, I have found a greater freedom for myself.’ Barbara Hepworth, 1968 The Hepworth Wakefield presents a new exhibition that offers unprecedented insight into the latest years ... life and work of Yorkshire-born artist Barbara Hepworth. A must-see for any fans of Hepworth’s work or those looking to learn more about the artist, the exhibition will complement the major Barbara ... ingenuity of Hepworth not only in her work but also the techniques involved in displaying it. Barbara Hepworth, Two Forms with White (Greek), 1963. The Hepworth Wakefield, © Bowness, Hepworth Estate. Photography by Jonty Wilde

Tate Britain will open the first London museum retrospective for five decades of the work of Barbara Hepworth, one of Britain’s greatest artists. Barbara Hepworth (1903-75) was a leading figure of the international ... Museum in 1965 and the display of bronzes that inaugurated the Museum’s reconstructed Rietveld Pavilion. Barbara Hepworth: Sculpture for a Modern World is curated by Penelope Curtis, Director, Tate Britain and Chris Stephens, Lead ... April 2016 and to the Arp Museum, Rolandseck in Germany from May to August 2016. Barbara Hepworth, Large and Small Form 1934, Sculpture, White alabaster, 250 x 450 x 240 mm, Courtesy of the Pier

ricerca dell’essenza attraverso la materia di Tiziana Moschetti Dame Jocelyn Barbara Hepworth, figura fondamentale nel panorama della scultura moderna, non si limitò a plasmare la materia, ma intessé un dialogo profondo tra forma ... scava le rocce, o l’acqua che modella le conchiglie, il vuoto scolpisce le opere della Hepworth, rivelando l’equilibrio fragile eppure potente tra l’interno e l’esterno, tra il visibile e l’invisibile ... superficie delle cose, senza temere l’intensa spiritualità laica di quest’eredità preziosa e struggente. Barbara Hepworth Studio Garden

with nature which I consider to be one of the basic impulses of sculpture.’ Barbara Hepworth, 1952 In 2015, The Hepworth Wakefield will present a duo of exhibitions to coincide with the major Barbara Hepworth ... said: ‘We look forward to offering our visitors two new exhibitions that explore new areas of Barbara Hepworth’s life and work as one of Britain’s most significant artists. We will be examining ... significance for Hepworth and that she gave particular emphasis to in her final years.’ Barbara, Joan, Elizabeth and Tony Hepworth, c. 1915. Courtesy The Hepworth Family Photograph Collection

founded in 1920, played a pivotal role in shaping the town's artistic identity. Artists like Barbara Hepworth and Ben Nicholson found inspiration here. The Barbara Hepworth Museum, established in 1976 and housed in Trewyn ... Studio, Hepworth's former home and studio, is an intimate space that provides a unique insight into the artist's life and creative process. The studio remains ... largely unchanged, offering an experience of the sculptor’s working environment. Adjacent to the museum, the Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Garden and its surrounding area form a sculpture trail displaying Hepworth's iconic works

Wallis's instinctive depictions of the fishing town to the radical modernism of Ben Nicholson and Barbara Hepworth, St Ives became synonymous with one of the defining artistic movements of twentieth-century Britain. The Redfern ... operating, the gallery became the first to exhibit the carvings of both Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth, signalling an early commitment to the emerging language of British modernism. In the decades that followed, The Redfern ... shaped by Cornwall across nearly one hundred years. Alongside historic figures including Alfred Wallis, Ben Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth, Roger Hilton CBE, Patrick Heron CBE, Peter Lanyon, Terry Frost RA, Margaret Mellis, Paul Feiler, Keith Vaughan

this intensity, Kidd also spent time in the quiet, contemplative space of his grandmother’s, Barbara Hepworth, sculpture garden and museum. “There, I felt the resonance of memory alongside a profound meditative calm ... could intervene. The works had to be immediate, capturing the passion, formal rigor, and inspiration of Barbara Hepworth’s work as it stood before me.” Color plays a central role in Kidd’s work ... four generations of artists in the Nicholson family and is the grandson of British modernist sculptor Barbara Hepworth (1903–1975) and abstract artist Ben Nicholson (1894–1982). In the mid-1980s, he moved

subject becomes inhuman whilst bearing an absolute essence of humanity. It instantly makes me think of Barbara Hepworth when pursuing her obsession with form and how beautifully she describes the interaction between the body seeing ... primitive humility a response to life and location, a response to form, texture and rhythm… (Barbara Hepworth: Drawings from a Sculptor’s Landscape, London 1966) There is a symbiotic and visceral relationship between Chloe Rosser

Leeds, England, in 1916 and studied at Leeds College of Art, like Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth before him. Further study in london was followed by army service during the 2nd World war. After ... younger contemporary of the eminent group of Yorkshire sculptors that include Kenneth Armitage, Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore. He studied at Leeds College of Art, where both Moore and Hepworth attended, and the Royal College

Tate in St Ives, United Kingdom Bryan Wynter, Bridget Riley, Rivane Neuenschwander, Liliane Lijn, Barbara Hepworth, Dan Flavin, John Divola, Nicolas Deshayes What happens when art works are set in motion? When they move around ... Wynter’s work in the Studio Resource Room, paired with archive works by and relating to Barbara Hepworth, which will coincide with her retrospective at Tate Britain. Following a similarly psychedelic vein of artwork

centuries. Having recently returned from a major touring exhibition, RAMM’s pair of hospital drawings by Barbara Hepworth, Trio and Preparation, will be on display for the first time in several years. The artist ... Charcoal on paper Portrait of an African probably Ignatius Sancho, att Allan Ramsay Trio by Barbara Hepworth 1903 to 1975 Oil & pencil on board, 1948 John Minton (1917-1957), Boy in a Landscape (Portrait

will be represented by iconic paintings, drawings and sculptures by JMW Turner, Marcel Broodthaers, Oskar Kokoshka, Barbara Hepworth, Odilon Redon, Lucian Freud and Hokusai, amongst others. It also includes video, performance, sculpture and painting ... Fish God 1956, Oil paint on board, 153 x 121.9 cm, Tate, © Alan Davie Dame Barbara Hepworth 1903-1975, Sea Form (Porthmeor) 1958, Bronze on wooden base, 83 x 113.5 x 35.5 cm, Tate, © Bowness

forms part of the inaugural Yorkshire Sculpture International, produced in partnership with the Henry Moore Institute, The Hepworth Wakefield, and Leeds Art Gallery. Yorkshire Sculpture International comprises a number of exhibitions exploring artist Phyllida Barlow ... arts”. With Yorkshire’s rich history as the birthplace and inspiration for sculptors including Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore, our collaboration considers the human impulse to connect with objects, investigating both the physical diversity

exhibition by Enrico David, introducing recent works, plus a new series of sculptures specially commissioned for The Hepworth Wakefield. Featuring over 20 works created in the past two years, this is the artist’s first ... fore in his work of the past two years, exploring affinities with the work of Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore and Alberto Giacometti among others, whilst at the same time retaining an idiosyncratic aesthetic language which

works including Promenade (1996) and a special presentation of Flats, which Caro made in America. Both The Hepworth Wakefield and Yorkshire Sculpture Park close their respective exhibitions with a selection of Caro’s Last Sculptures ... richness of sculpture that can be found in the region where both Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth formed their sculptural practices that have influenced the way we understand sculpture today. Caro’s importance to sculpture

himself to become an innovative teacher of life-drawing at the RCA to students including Barbara Hepworth from 1920-23. Rejecting an intellectual approach to drawing and instead emphasizing individuality, Underwood opened the Brook Green

Vojtech Blau will highlight a large-scale tapestry by Alexander Calder, while works by Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth, Auguste Rodin, and other pioneering sculptors will fill Bowman Sculpture’s booth. Building on Spring Masters’ theme

Spring pastel shades, while an exceptionally sized Scottie Wilson directly addresses Spring in its title. Finally, Barbara Hepworth’s Vertical Form, heralds the unfurling of a leaf bud or flower. ‘April is the cruelest month

works by Laurence Stephen Lowry. In addition, Offer Waterman & Co (UK) will offer works by Barbara Hepworth, timed to coincide with the opening of the solo show at Tate Britain, alongside a monumental feminine

Freud Museum; former Camden Councillor and local resident Dame Tessa Jowell; and Dame Barbara Hepworth, whose studio was at the centre of the art world in the late 1930s. Symbolised by a variety of objects

both of whom have lent works to the retrospective. Other 20/21 artists with museum shows are Barbara Hepworth at Tate Britain (Osborne Samuel); Sir Anthony Caro, whose career is currently being celebrated in the Yorkshire

ground to a generation of sculptors that were reacting against the traditionalist ‘truth to materials‘ of Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore. This was illustrated in the groundbreaking ‘New Aspects of British Sculpture’ exhibition

Alexander Calder, Alan Davie, Claudine Drai, Wolfgang Gäfgen, Gérard Gasiorowski, Julio Gonzalez, Simon Hantaï, Hans Hartung, Barbara Hepworth, Fabrice Hyber, Ellsworth Kelly, Konrad Klapheck, Brice Marden, Joan Miró, Joan Mitchell, Jacques Monory, Jean-Pierre Pincemin

Claudine Drai, François Fiedler, Wolfgang Gäfgen, Gérard Gasiorowski, Alberto Giacometti, Julio González, Simon Hantaï, Hans Hartung, Barbara Hepworth, Fabrice Hyber, Jörg Immendorff, Ellsworth Kelly, Konrad Klapheck, Brice Marden, Joan Miró, Joan Mitchell, Jean-Pierre Pincemin

Great Britain. Drawn from the Doris and Donald Fisher Collection, the presentation begins with works by Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore, who established a footing for British abstract sculpture in the first half

Pablo Picassso, Henri Matisse, Mark Rothko and Piet Mondrian, sculptures by Alexander Calder, Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth. Altogether the exhibition presents more than 200 shoes and 30 original drawings from Manolo Blahnik's archive

early admittance to Stourbridge School of Art where he was taught by Keith Leonard, one of Barbara Hepworth’s studio assistants. He went on to study at the Royal College of Art but after

Sickert, Lucien Pissarro, Robert Polhill Bevan, Harold Gilman and Spencer Frederick Gore. Modernist works by Dame Barbara Hepworth, Sir Terry Frost, Patrick Heron, Paul Nash, John Minton and Duncan Grant are now represented

campus with over 70 sculptures by artists such as Hans Arp, Deborah Butterfield, Alexander Calder, Barbara Hepworth, Jacques Lipchitz, Henry Moore, Auguste Rodin, and David Smith. Firmly committed to the idea that works

world. It includes Tate collection highlights by Mark Rothko, Joseph Mallord William Turner and Barbara Hepworth, alongside artists who had their first UK showing at Tate Liverpool. Now, as he prepares to retire

mined out, either definition works. It would be easy to associate the natural tactile beauty of Barbara Hepworth's carvings or Isamu Noguchi's stones, space colony landscapes from 70s sci-fi illustrative speculations with

instilling a purist ethos. Ben Nicholson and other British artists owed him a considerable debt. Dame Barbara Hepworth, Wave

unique brand of non-figurative concrete art exalted by Jean Arp, Naum Gabo, Ben Nicholson and Barbara Hepworth. Exploring the tension between essential shape and colour, Claisse’s abstract vocabulary echoes the rhythms of Kinetic

aerial bombings. Sent overseas in 1943, Solomon did aerial reconnaissance over Holland and met English artists Barbara Hepworth, Ronald Penrose, and Henry Moore, who were also working in camouflage. Solomon was sent to Normandy early

increasingly rapid succession of theories and styles. Featured artists include: Kenneth Armitage, Lynn Chadwick, John Davies, Barbara Hepworth, Allen Jones, Raymond Mason, Margaret Mellis, Henry Moore, Eduardo Paolozzi, Victor Pasmore, Roland Piché, William Turnbull

historical influences come from the mid-twentieth century British artists and sculptors such as Barbara Hepworth, Eduardo Paolozzi and Henry Moore. She initially trained as a sculptor before making painting her primary focus

legacy of the modernist sculptural tradition, in particular the formal languages of such artists as Barbara Hepworth and Eva Hesse, both of whom, in their own ways, were committed to studying sculpture’s capacity

instilling a purist ethos. Ben Nicholson and other British artists owed him a considerable debt. Dame Barbara Hepworth Wave

available. The exhibition will take a seasonal approach with works by Yves Tanguy, Gwen John and Barbara Hepworth included from November 2018. The exhibition is part of the gallery’s wider The Mindful Museum campaign

with the materiality of his chosen medium is shared with European modernist sculptors Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth, and situates his practice alongside those who endeavour to maintain simplicity and truth to material

Ichwan Noor’s VW Beatle fashioned into a space-age black ball, its smoothness reminiscent of Barbara Hepworth, or Keith Coventry’s McDonald’s golden arches, redrawn in red and cropped by a white frame

display in this exhibition were greatly influenced by the modernist art movement, and particularly by sculptors Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore and Constantin Brâncuși. This influence is seen in the pared-back simplicity of the human

designed by the Bauhaus architect Marcel Breuer, provided a gathering-point for leading artists such as Barbara Hepworth, Piet Mondrian and Henry Moore. Rossiter recalls hearing the modernist critic Sir Herbert Read’s description

sculptures, including works from the 1970s – a time when Cooper appeared alongside Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth with his own solo exhibition to mark the Wake eld Silver Jubilee Festival – and culminates with his most

Kingdom In 1930s London Moore joined Unit One, a radical and seminal movement, alongside Paul Nash, Barbara Hepworth, John Armstrong, Ben Nicholson and Edward Wadsworth. Unit One took a major role in the organisation

British Abstract Art and were associated with the celebrated St. Ives School along with Ben Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth, Roger Hilton, Bernard Leach and many others. In the wake of the war, St. Ives, a fishing

Ives’. St Ives is associated with many of the great artists of the 20th Century including Barbara Hepworth, Ben Nicholson,Wilhelmina Barns- Graham, and Roger Hilton. Frears’ exhibition follows the celebrated retrospective Four Giants

some of the most exciting 19th century and modern sculptors including: Camille Claudel, Elizabeth Frink and Barbara Hepworth, juxtaposed with leading contemporary artists including Emily Young, Lily Lewis and Pauline Amos. Celebrating the contemporary

references the way that humans accumulate knowledge. Installed close to important works by pioneering Yorkshire artists Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore, Pittu pithu pitoo acknowledges these sculptors, who were also inspired by YSP’s breathtaking

prints, paintings, photography, textiles, and ceramics, by artists including Alberto Giacometti, Francis Bacon, Bridget Riley, and Barbara Hepworth. London Art Fair’s specialisation in modern art remains strongly represented through the participation of leading galleries

Joan Miró (1893-1983) e Yves Tanguy (1900-1955), y escultores como Barbara Hepworth (1903-1975) y Henry Moore (1898-1986), para citar algunos ejemplos notables. Este tipo de abstracción

smaller ones, arranged on a pedestal in a layout reminiscent of a forest. They recall Barbara Hepworth’s perforated sculptures, Nancy Holz’s monumental installations, but also Joseph Beuys’ treatment of materials. Despite often playing

plus petits formats, agencés sur un socle telle une forêt. On pense aux sculptures percées de Barbara Hepworth, aux installations monumentales de Nancy Holz mais également au traitement de la matière chez Joseph Beuys

fluctuating membership numbered as many as ninety, including Jean Arp and Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Alexander Calder, Barbara Hepworth, and Piet Mondrian. This is the first exhibition on this pioneering association of artists since the 1970s

Mitglieder zählt. Unter ihnen sind Hans (Jean) Arp und Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Alexander Calder, Barbara Hepworth und Piet Mondrian. Es ist die erste Ausstellung zu dieser bahnbrechenden Vereinigung seit den 1970er-Jahren. Während sich überall

Eduardo Chillida, Alexandre Estrela, Luis Feito, Gunther Gerzso, Mathias Goeritz, Adolph Gottlieb, Juan Guzmán, Barbara Hepworth, Lothar Kestenbaum, Roberto Matta, Joan Miró, Joan Mitchell, Henry Moore, Zoran-Anton Music, Louise Nevelson

Carrillo Gil, Eduardo Chillida, Alexandre Estrela, Luis Feito, Gunther Gerzso, Mathias Goeritz, Adolph Gottlieb, Juan Guzmán, Barbara Hepworth, Lothar Kestenbaum, Roberto Matta, Joan Miró, Joan Mitchell, Henry Moore, Zoran-Anton Music, Louise Nevelson, Isamu Noguchi

proved more attractive than ever to international artists, especially those who combined abstract art with surrealism (Barbara Hepworth, Marinello). For his part, Moholy-Nagy, who exerted a decisive influence in photography, film and abstract