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LEARNING PROGRAMME SEPTEMBER 2012 - JULY 2013
The Hepworth Wakefield, Gallery Walk, Wakefield, West Yorkshire WF1 5AW
T: 01924 247398� E: [email protected] www.hepworthwakefield.org/learning
@hepworthgallery
Facebook.com/TheHepworthWakefield
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WELCOME TO THE HEPWORTH WAkEFIELd LEARNING PROGRAMMEThe Hepworth Wakefield is the Uk’s largest, most visited, purpose-built award-winning art gallery, situated in the heart of Yorkshire. Named after the Wakefield-born artist Barbara Hepworth, the gallery displays a unique collection of sculptures by Hepworth alongside displays of historic, modern and contemporary art.
The Hepworth Wakefield is an ideal destination for your school visits and will provide a unique opportunity for learning across the curriculum. The Hepworth Wakefield is an inspirational place to play and learn.
WE OFFER:
• Ten inspirational gallery spaces
• Two Learning Studios that can be used when working with an artist
• Indoor picnic area for lunches, with dedicated toilet facilities
• Lockers for class size bags and coats
• Outdoor playground to burn off excess energy!
• don’t forget to leave time to visit our shop to pick up reminders of your visit.
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School visits to art galleries have a profound impact on the creative aspirations and achievements of pupils and their teachers. Ofsted
Our Learning Programme offers support for teachers bringing a class for self-guided activity and artist-led workshops in which your class can work with a professional artist.
Our Creative Practitioner Team are practising artists who specialise in sculpture, installation, creative writing, printmaking, performance, drawing, drama and music.
All workshops include practical and discussion-based activities and support pupils’ looking, thinking and making skills. Artist-led workshops are available for all key Stages and cost between £95-£120*. Full details can be found on our website www.hepworthwakefield.org/learning/teachers
Self-directed visits are free of charge but must be booked in advance. We have developed a range of resources to help you get the best out of your visit and these can be loaned at a small charge.
Before your visit we recommend that you book a free place on the LOOk PLAN PLAY sessions to familiarise yourself with the gallery and resources (see page 16). dates can be found on our special teachers’ pages on our website.
*VAT not included.
WIGGLE – PING – POP! don’t worry about being quiet in the gallery spaces, this session encourages the use of fabrics, props and live recorded music to develop movement, sound and song that can be performed in the gallery spaces.
LOOk WITH ME! Join in this exciting exploration of the galleries and transform the Learning Studios into an immersive environment using light and projection to make shadows and giant wall drawings.
Artist-led sessions cost £95* each. They last 1 hour to 1 hour 45mins and can include up to 30 children (reception) or 15 for younger children.
EARLY YEARS EXPLORER kITS For teachers choosing to lead their own sessions these are a great resource for keeping little hands busy in the galleries.
Ride on the magic carpet, build your own sculptures, make colourful window pictures and create stories using tactile objects.
kits are available to book for £5*. Go to www.hepworthwakefield.org/learning or come along to our free LOOk PLAN PLAY sessions to find out more.
*VAT not included.
EARLY YEARS FOUNdATION STAGEGallery visits are great for supporting children’s natural curiosity to explore, imagine, create, communicate and learn.
You can lead your own session for free or choose one of the following artist-led sessions, all sessions are £95*.
WALkING WITH GIANTS This session is a fabulous way to introduce your class to the gallery and to explore art through literacy and performance. Sneak around the gallery trying not to wake the sleeping giant! discover a world of huge spaces and sculptures, then build your own den in which to hide away and tell fantastical stories about invented characters.
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PRIMARY SCHOOLSThe gallery is perfect for multiple classes to visit in one day. Why not take a class to explore the gallery spaces with one of our resources while the other group take part in an artist-led session, and then swap groups after lunch?
You can lead your own session for free or choose one of the following artist-led sessions.
ARTMake Your Mark:drawing is your key tool for looking, thinking, planning, sharing, reflecting and telling stories. This session will ensure that everyone has fun drawing through mark-making exercises that develop observational and communication skills.
Exploring 2d-3d:Investigate a range of 2d and 3d artworks and develop your own drawings and sculptural forms using a variety of materials and approaches. Choose your focus: Clay Carving, Mixed Media Construction or Body Sculptures.
INSPIRING LANdSCAPEFabulous Felt:Create layered drawings and colourful felted fabrics using Merino wool, exploring shape, line and colour, inspired by our collection.
Sensory Landscapes:Use the magnificent windows and the outside environment to create landscape drawings. Engage your senses to connect places, smells, sounds, paintings and sculptures and create mixed-media artworks.
Think Ink Print:Take inspiration from works of art,the building and landscape to createdrawings. Explore printmakingprocesses such as monoprint,block/relief print and collographto create beautiful prints.
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PRIMARY SCHOOLSLITERACY / dRAMAOnce Upon a Time: Let your imagination take flight in this fun story-making session. develop characters, places and plots inspired by works of art… how the story ends is up to you!
Choose your focus: drama or Creative Writing.
The day the Sculptures Came to Life:Brave journalists are required to investigate reports that some of the sculptures have come to life.
Become the reporters, eye witnesses and the sculptures themselves and create a video broadcast that captures the news scoop of the century…
Sensory Poems:Immerse yourself in the gallery’s landscapes through sound, smell and observation. Through discussion, group work, and creative thinking devise and perform original poems.
MUSICGeometric Soundscapes:develop graphic scores inspired by shapes, angles and colours in the gallery and perform original musical compositions using all kinds of sounds.
Artist-led sessions cost £95-£120* each, last 2 hours and can include up to 33 children. Sessions are adapted for key Stage 1 and 2 groups.
*VAT not included.
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For teachers choosing to lead their own session we offer a range of resource kits.
Find out more about what you can choose and see our session plans at www.hepworthwakefield.org/learning or come along to one of our free LOOk PLAN PLAY sessions.
THE SCULPTOR’S SURPRISE!School-based performance:A live performance experience inspired by Barbara Hepworth and performed in your school.
Meet Ruby, she loves sculpture and she’s just about to unveil her first ever piece. But is she brave enough?
The Sculptor’s Surprise will introduce kS2 students to Barbara Hepworth, her love of sculpture and her dedication to it, as well as asking them to think about pursuing their own talents.
The show will tour in Spring 2013. Register your interest now.
Call or email Rhiannon Ellis, Learning and Participation Manager, Theatre Royal Wakefield: 01924 211311 [email protected] developed in partnership with Theatre Royal Wakefield.
Supported creativity and thinking skills with great ideas.
Bell Lane Primary School
Contact us on 01924 247398� to discuss how we can tailor sessions to meet the needs of your group.
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LITERACY & dRAMAPlace Poems: Use games, stream of consciousness writing, metaphor, repetition and white space to craft and perform free-verse poetry inspired by works of art.
Transformations: Wakefield-born artist Barbara Hepworth went on to achieve international status. Taking this as a starting point, pupils consider their own aspirations, taking part in activities that build their confidence, communication and collaboration skills.
Choose your focus: drama or Creative Writing.
devising drama through Art: Find inspiration amongst works of art to develop ideas that can be played out in drama.
Artist-led sessions cost £95-£120* each, last 2 hours and can include up to 30 children.
For teachers choosing to lead their own session we offer a range of resource kits. Find out more about what you can choose and see our session plans at www.hepworthwakefield.org/learning or come along to one of our free LOOk PLAN PLAY sessions.
*VAT not included.
SECONdARY SCHOOLSFor Secondary groups we offer artist-led sessions that combine critical thinking and discussion with practical activity, taking inspiration from works in the galleries. Our aim is to support students to express themselves and their ideas through the process of making.
We emphasise the gallery as a place to gather inspiration for practical development work, both in the Learning Studios and back in the classroom.
You can lead your own session for free or choose one of the following artist-led sessions.
ARTPrintmaking: Take inspiration from works of art, the building and landscape to create sketches and prints. Processes include monoprint, collographs and drypoint engraving.
Exploring 2d-3d: Translate 2d to 3d using a variety of materials.
Choose your focus: Clay Carving or Mixed Media Construction.
Sense of Place: Choose your focus: Public Art Brief, Sensory Mapping or Monoprint Collages.
Abstracting the Figure: Through discussion of works in the gallery explore the figure from representation to abstraction.
MUSIC Explore connections between sound and silence, holes and spaces in Hepworth’s pierced forms, through composing, listening and performing.
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FURTHER ANd HIGHER EdUCATIONVisit the gallery free of charge, using the collection and temporary exhibitions as primary source materials for further development back at college.
Our artist-led sessions can be booked to support portfolio development. Work with a professional artist to understand how artists work through a process of investigation.
SkETCHBOOk TOURS (duration: 1.5 hours, cost: £95*, numbers: up to 20 students)Join one of our artists on a guided tour of the gallery, using students’ sketchbooks as a tool for recording and responding to works of art, views and architecture of the building. Students must supply their own sketchbooks and drawing materials.
PHOTOGRAPHY(duration: 2 hours or 4 hours, cost: £125 / £250*, numbers: up to 20 students) Explore the gallery through the lens of a professional photographer. Learn new ways of looking at our interior and exterior spaces and pick up some top tips.
Find a full list of sessions at www.hepworthwakefield.org/learning or come along to one of our free LOOk PLAN PLAY sessions.
ARCHITECTUREWe now offer an architecture focussed session, please ask us for more information.
*VAT not included.
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CONTACT US ABOUT ARRANGING YOUR VISIT TO THE HEPWORTH WAkEFIELdYou can email our Learning Administrator at [email protected] or call us on 01924 247398� to find out more and book your visit.
Also, book a place on our free LOOk PLAN PLAY session for a guided tour of the gallery, looking at everything you need to know before you plan your visit, and download our Teachers’ Information Pack at www.hepworthwakefield.org/learning
TEACHER CPd ANd TRAINING OPPORTUNITIESWe have a wide range of events planned for the academic year ahead as well as various professional development events for teachers. Go to www.hepworthwakefield.org/learning to find out more and choose the ones that are right for you.
VISITOR INFORMATIONWe are open Tuesday to Sunday 10am-5pm and bank holiday Mondays and school holiday Mondays 10am-5pm*.
don’t forget to check out our family programme for great holiday ideas.
Situated close to the M1, with Leeds, Sheffield and Manchester within an hour’s drive, The Hepworth Wakefield is located for easy access. The gallery is just 1 mile from Wakefield Westgate train station and 0.3 miles from kirkgate train station.
Coach drop-off point in Gallery Walk – by prior arrangement. A pay and display coach park is on Quebec Street (WF2 9SA), just 3 minutes’ drive from the gallery.
The Hepworth Wakefield, Gallery Walk, Wakefield, West Yorkshire WF1 5AW www.hepworthwakefield.org
*based on Wakefield district school holiday dates.
RESOURCESTake a look at some of the resource kits and tools we’re able to provide for your self-led sessions.
TEACHERS’ INFORMATION PACkPractical information about your visit, including risk assessments, overview of the gallery and collection, key artists, themes and suggested pre, during and post-visit activities. Available to download from our website www.hepworthwakefield.org/learning
RESOURCE BOXES designed for Primary and Secondary teachers leading self-directed visits, Resource Boxes contain a selection of tactile objects and activities that encourage pupils to explore themes within the collection.
‘Exploring Sculpture’ ResourceIncluding bronze, perspex, shells, marble and tools. Pupils are encouraged to sort and classify objects whilst exploring different aspects of sculpture.
‘Sense of Place’ ResourceViewfinders, binoculars, handling objects and landscape images encourage pupils to make connections between works of art, objects, landscapes and places.
Art kitTake the hassle out of your visit by booking an Art kit, containing clipboards, drawing pencils, coloured pencils and paper.
All resources are designed to be used with up to 33 pupils. Available to book in advance for £5* each, terms and conditions apply.
Visit www.hepworthwakefield.org/learning to see the resources and find out more about what they include and how they can be used.
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Great to see a really quietboy shouting about whathe’d achieved.(Wakefield St John’s School)
CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL dEVELOPMENT FOR TEACHERSLOOk PLAN PLAY Join the learning team and our Creative Practitioners for a guided tour of the gallery looking at everything you need to know before you plan your visit.
LOOk PLAN PLAY offers an opportunity to try out our self-directed resources for yourself and to ask any questions before you bring your class. These sessions are free of charge, however places are limited and we ask that no more than four teachers from any one school book the same session.
Early Years and Primary 4-6pm on 18� September 2012, 20 November 2012, 12 February 2013 and 14 May 2013 For Early Years and Primary don’t forget we run sessions focused on literacy, drama and music as well as visual art.
Secondary and Post-16 4-6pm on 25 September 2012, 27 November 2012, 26 February 2013 and 21 May 2013 don’t forget to tell your English and Music teachers to come along and find out how we use the gallery using different disciplines.
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SkILL UP These practical artist-led sessions are designed to be fun and inspirational. They allow you to work with an artist to explore an element of artistic practice that can be taken back into the classroom. Each session will begin with a tour of the exhibition by one of our curators. Cost for sessions: Primary £10*, Secondary, free*.
drawing from Experience4-6.30pm on 7 November 2012 (Primary) and 8� November 2012 (Secondary)In the 1940s Hepworth drew from the experience of watching her daughter undergo surgery, observing procedures and working them up into sketches – 60 of which exist to create a journal of her observations. Working with the idea of a ‘journal of observations’ and personal memories, you will work with artist Laura Slater to make your own sketchbook and start your very own visual journal.
The Timeless Property of Plaster4-6.30pm on 12 March 2013 (Primary) and 13 March 2013 (Secondary) This spring, artists Alice Channer, Linder Sterling and Jessica Jackson Hutchins have made work inspired by the idea of the Hepworth Gift, a collection of plasters, working models by Barbara Hepworth. Explore the medium both past and present and try your hand at your own plaster sculptures with Victoria Lucas.
Collaboration in the Making4-6.30pm on 18� June 2013 (Primary) and 19 June 2013 (Secondary)Mixing things up: Haroon Mirza works across installation, intervention, sculpture and sound to create works that mix up references from popular culture. Work with artist Gillian Brent and dJ Reuben Griffiths to create a large-scale collective installation that incorporates sculpture and sound. This is a chance to get stuck into some large-scale making and to explore ideas of team work, negotiation and shared aesthetics.
Creative Learning NetworkIf you’re a teacher wanting to talk to artists about ideas, an artist who wants to know more about schools, or just interested in meeting up with other creative people to share your thoughts, the Creative Network is for you. Open to Early Years, Primary, Secondary and Post-16 teachers and creative practitioners from all disciplines, the network meets five times an academic year to explore a particular idea or issue through practical making and doing. In partnership with Theatre Royal Wakefield. Places are limited – book early to avoid disappointment on 01924 247398�.
See our website for more details www.hepworthwakefield.org/learning/teachers
FOR YOUR SCHOOL If you’re looking for a whole-school experience and want your teachers to plan and experience the gallery as a team, why not talk to us about our new INSET day offer? Explore the gallery as a school staff, followed by practical making sessions in sculpture, drama, creative writing, print making or music.
*VAT not included. Sessions are FREE to Secondary teachers thanks to funding through Wakefield Centre Learning Community Network.
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THE YEAR AHEAdThroughout the 2012/13 academic year, our collection displays will focus on the theme of post-war British sculpture, examining a shift in attitude towards making, as well as a radical new approach to the human body.
Here are some highlights for the coming academic year:
AUTUMN 2012Barbara Hepworth: The Hospital drawings27 October 2012 – 3 February 2013An exhibition of extraordinary drawings created by Barbara Hepworth between 1947 and 1949, depicting her experiences of watching surgeons perform operations.
SPRING 2013Alice Channer, Jessica Jackson Hutchins, Linder Sterling16 February – 2 June 2013Three exhibitions which explore the body through a reworking of everyday objects such as magazines, furniture, fabric, clothing, jewellery and advertising displays.
SUMMER 2013William Scott15 June – 29 September 2013Spanning the career of the British painter William Scott this exhibition will look at how the artist moved from still-life, landscape and figurative painting toward a highly evocative abstraction.
Haroon Mirza15 June – 29 September 2013Combining found objects, artworks, sound and movement, Haroon Mirza’s installation will resonate through the galleries as it engages with different histories of sculpture and art.
FINdING YOUR WAY AROUNd
1 Learning Studios2 Shop3 Hepworth Café Bar4 Terrace5 Auditorium6 Lockers7 Lift/Stairs8� Archive (by appointment)
EXTERIOR SCULPTURES
9 Hollow Form with Inner Form10 Family of Man11 Ascending Form (Gloria)12 Minos13 The Black Cloud14 Richard Long, grass sculpture
(Summer 2012)
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FIRST FLOORCOLLECTION dISPLAYS
Gallery 1 The Sculpture of Barbara Hepworth
Gallery 2 Wakefield’s CollectionGallery 3 Hepworth in ContextGallery 4 Hepworth at WorkGallery 5 The Hepworth PlastersGallery 6 Yorkshire in Pictures/
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EXHIBITION GALLERIES
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1 Gallery 1 The Sculpture of Barbara Hepworth2 Gallery 2 and3 Gallery 3 Post-War British Sculpture and Painting 4 Gallery 4 Hepworth at Work5 Gallery 5 The Hepworth Plasters6 Gallery 6 Yorkshire in Pictures / Hepworth and St Ives ExHibiTion GALLERiES Galleries 7 – 10 Temporary exhibitions Accessible Toilet
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1 Learning Studios 2 Shop 3 Hepworth Café Bar4 Terrace 5 Auditorium6 Lockers 7 Lift / Stairs8 Archive (by appointment)
Information Accessible Parking
Toilets / Accessible Toilet
ExTERioR SCULpTURES & inSTALLATionS
Barbara Hepworth,9 Hollow Form with Inner Form 10 Family of Man 11 Ascending Form (Gloria)12 Hubert Dalwood, Minos13 Heather and Ivan Morison, The Black Cloud14 Richard Long, Grass
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ViSiT US – FREE ADMiSSion 10am – 5pm Tuesday – Sunday Closed Mondays, except Bank & school holidays10am – 9pm Third Thursday of each monthClosed Christmas day & Boxing day
GETTinG HEREpublic transport The gallery is 1 mile from Wakefield Westgate mainline train station and 0.3 miles from Wakefield Kirkgate. The gallery is on several major bus routes and Wakefield bus station is just 1 mile away.FreeCitybusThe FreeCityBus route now operates Monday to Saturday (off peak). www.wymetro.comby car Please visit www.hepworthwakefield.org for all the latest information on travelling to the gallery by car. Car park postcode: WF1 5QJ
ACCESSThe gallery is fully accessible, please visit the website or contact us for a full access guide.
GRoUp ViSiTSArrange your group or coach party visit and enjoy a free familiarisation visit at your convenience and a complimentary refreshment voucher for your coach driver. Call us or email [email protected] to find out more.
CoRpoRATE HiREThe gallery offers the newest and most dramaticconference venue in the region. Contact us tohire spectacular galleries as a unique entertainingand meeting venue for up to 125 delegates
KEEp in ToUCHfacebook.com/TheHepworthWakefieldtwitter.com/hepworthgallery
ConTACT USThe Hepworth Wakefield Gallery Walk, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF1 5AW [email protected] 247360
ViSiTinG THE GALLERY
Cover: Barbara Hepworth, Winged Figure, 1961 – 2. © Bowness, Hepworth Estate. Photo: Hannah Webster.
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CoLLECTion GALLERiES
1 Gallery 1 The Sculpture of Barbara Hepworth2 Gallery 2 and3 Gallery 3 Post-War British Sculpture and Painting 4 Gallery 4 Hepworth at Work5 Gallery 5 The Hepworth Plasters6 Gallery 6 Yorkshire in Pictures / Hepworth and St Ives ExHibiTion GALLERiES Galleries 7 – 10 Temporary exhibitions Accessible Toilet
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1 Learning Studios 2 Shop 3 Hepworth Café Bar4 Terrace 5 Auditorium6 Lockers 7 Lift / Stairs8 Archive (by appointment)
Information Accessible Parking
Toilets / Accessible Toilet
ExTERioR SCULpTURES & inSTALLATionS
Barbara Hepworth,9 Hollow Form with Inner Form 10 Family of Man 11 Ascending Form (Gloria)12 Hubert Dalwood, Minos13 Heather and Ivan Morison, The Black Cloud14 Richard Long, Grass
sculpture (summer 2012)
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ViSiT US – FREE ADMiSSion 10am – 5pm Tuesday – Sunday Closed Mondays, except Bank & school holidays10am – 9pm Third Thursday of each monthClosed Christmas day & Boxing day
GETTinG HEREpublic transport The gallery is 1 mile from Wakefield Westgate mainline train station and 0.3 miles from Wakefield Kirkgate. The gallery is on several major bus routes and Wakefield bus station is just 1 mile away.FreeCitybusThe FreeCityBus route now operates Monday to Saturday (off peak). www.wymetro.comby car Please visit www.hepworthwakefield.org for all the latest information on travelling to the gallery by car. Car park postcode: WF1 5QJ
ACCESSThe gallery is fully accessible, please visit the website or contact us for a full access guide.
GRoUp ViSiTSArrange your group or coach party visit and enjoy a free familiarisation visit at your convenience and a complimentary refreshment voucher for your coach driver. Call us or email [email protected] to find out more.
CoRpoRATE HiREThe gallery offers the newest and most dramaticconference venue in the region. Contact us tohire spectacular galleries as a unique entertainingand meeting venue for up to 125 delegates
KEEp in ToUCHfacebook.com/TheHepworthWakefieldtwitter.com/hepworthgallery
ConTACT USThe Hepworth Wakefield Gallery Walk, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF1 5AW [email protected] 247360
ViSiTinG THE GALLERY
Cover: Barbara Hepworth, Winged Figure, 1961 – 2. © Bowness, Hepworth Estate. Photo: Hannah Webster.
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NOSTELL PRIORY
YORKSHIRE SCULPTURE PARK
LEEDSART GALLERY
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LEARNING PROGRAMME SEPTEMBER 2012 - JULY 2013
The Hepworth Wakefield, Gallery Walk, Wakefield, West Yorkshire WF1 5AW
T: 01924 247398� E: [email protected] www.hepworthwakefield.org/learning
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