In partnership with the Henry Moore Foundation, the Holburne Museum will dedicate an entire retrospective to Moore’s sculptures that could fit in the hand, with over 60 works that do not exceed 30cm in size. At the heart of Moore’s practice from his earliest years to the end was the directness of working on a small scale, whether it was carving small stones or pieces of wood, casting lead, modelling in clay or, as was usual in later years, modelling in plasticine around a found stone or bone to be cast in bronze.

Solo exhibition including a series of large-scale oil paintings, inspired by the ethereal beauty of the water meadows at Thyme in Gloucestershire. Endellion Lycett Green painted in these meadows during the Summer of 2023.

New exhibition at Gainsborough’s House celebrating the colourful and unique art of Cedric Morris and Arthur Lett-Haines, charting their extraordinary and intertwined careers from the 1920s and 30s, when they were central to the bohemian and avant-garde scenes of Newlyn, London and Paris, to the 1940s and beyond, when the pair were based in Suffolk.