Working from her garden studio in Leicester, Sarah Kirby is a linocut printmaker. During 2023 and 2024, Kirby has been visiting YSP through the seasons to document her favourite walking routes and landmarks. From this, she has created a new body of work inspired by the unique features of Yorkshire Sculpture Park; A Printmaker's Landscape is on display in our YSP Centre centre until 22 Feb.

Liz West went to school in Wakefield, and worked as a gallery invigilator at YSP during her holidays from art school. Visit YSP to see Our Colour Reflection, from 15 Nov, which is an immersive artwork by Liz West that combines vibrant colours and radiant light, creating a captivating sensory experience.

This exclusive YSP x Donna Wilson woolly collection was inspired by the flock of North of England Mule Sheep that reside at Yorkshire Sculpture Park.All created using sustainably sourced materials and the finest lambswool, these items make a baa-rilliant gift!

Born in Castleford, West Yorkshire, Henry Moore (1898–1986) is one of the most important artists of the 20th century. Henry Moore: Back to a Land explored the artist’s radical notion of placing sculpture in the landscape, something which forever changed British sculpture. 

Born in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, Barbara Hepworth (1903-1975) is one of the most important artists of the 20th century. Studying at Leeds School of Art, Hepworth had an influential career spanning over fifty years. At the time, British sculpture and modernism was dominated by men.