The theme for today’s is Festive🎄.We’re featuring four wintry works, Untitled by Justin Larkin from our own Collection ☃️,December Forms (from 'Opposing Forms') by Barbara Hepworth from The Pier Arts Centre Collection...

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Using felting, embroidery and stitch, Helen Riddle creates joyful brooches, artworks, notebooks and sculptures. Shop now https://t.co/8yTwpOY4Yt



[Image Desc. A stitch sketch of the Family of Man sculpture at The Hepworth Wakefield]

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2021 will be the year that great women artists gain recognition! Major museum shows include: Helen Frankenthaler , Eileen Agar , Nina Hamnett , Barbara Hepworth , Lubaina Himid + Paula Rego 🖤

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Hepworth People. applied to grey A1 Perspex panel. Commissioned to depict visitors to the stunning .

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Great Google Doodle today, Barbara Hepworth https://t.co/G62tTJ2Lop

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Book your tickets to come visit our two new exhibitions opening Thursday! 🖼️

'Views of York & Yorkshire' & 'Your Art Gallery: Paintings Chosen By You', include incredible artists like J. M. W. Turner, Barbara Hepworth and L. S. Lowry!

Find out more >https://t.co/oxRN1B9CZY

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The Summer Group Show is now open at Gazelli Art House London. The show will run until August 29th, 2020 and features works from artists including amongst others.

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The Thames (1876) by James Tissot (1836-1902). Hepworth Wakefield Art Gallery. The River Thames, London.

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"I rarely draw what I see. I draw what I feel in my body." - Barbara Hepworth and

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. will open on 1st August - what better way to celebrate than exploring the inspiring creativity of two of the greatest people & https://t.co/fPsm8Ir04A

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Hello today we'd like you to have a go at telling the story of 'Mr Gumpy's Outing'. Grab a pen to use as your microphone and use the storymap to help you remember

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The Thames (1876) by James Tissot (France, 1836-1902). Hepworth Wakefield Art Gallery, Wakefield.

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Good morning Why not hunt for insects when you next go for a walk. Let us know what you see.

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Can you build your own narrow gloomy cave using things at home like cushions and blankets? Maybe you could tip toe through the cave or you could pretend to be the bear inside! 🐻 We would love to see what you create

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We hope you enjoyed hearing, making a story map and stepping out 'We're going on a Bear Hunt'. Next use your story map to tell the story to somebody in your family

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In our story this family go on a bear hunt together. Who would you take on a bear hunt with you? Can you draw a picture of them?

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