The Henry Moore Institute are delighted to present this new group exhibition exploring sculptures that are deliberately designed to fold up, or pack down, or that have been made while on the move.

Portable Sculpture  brings together  work from 1934 to the present day. Featuring fifteen artists, including Hannelore Baron, Walead Beshty, Louise Bourgeois, Alexander Calder, Marcel Duchamp, Liz Ensz, Barry Flanagan, Mohamad Hafez, Romuald Hazoumè, Charles Hewlings, Do Ho Suh, Veronica Ryan, Andrea Zittel and presenting new work made for the exhibition by James Ackerley and Claire Ashley.

The word ‘sculpture’ is often associated with large, immobile objects that are weighty and permanent, but sculpture is not always fixed in place: sculpture can be mobile, agile and endlessly adaptable.

Entry is  free, but they are limiting the amount of  visitors so you are advised to book your visit in advance. They are accepting walk-in visitors, but there may be a short wait.

Find out more and book your free, timed ticket here.