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Whether it’s enjoying a free tour of our unique collection of sculptures by Barbara Hepworth, getting creative in one of our workshops or enjoying a winter warmer in the Café Bar, there’s always something new to see and do at The Hepworth Wake!eld.

This winter our new exhibitions feature New York based painter Dana Schutz, and British artist Matthew Darbyshire working with one of the largest and most signi!cant collections of studio pottery, the W.A. Ismay Collection. Be sure not to miss inspiring new displays of work from our collection by Albert Wainwright and Henry Moore.

This season we are delighted to have launched our brand new contemporary art space, The Calder, located on the ground "oor of a historic 18th century mill next to the main gallery. Don’t miss the inaugural exhibition by Roger Hiorns on display until 3 November. We look forward to seeing you here.

Simon Wallis, Director

AUTUMN/WINTER AT THE HEPWORTH

‘ONE OF THE TOP 50 GALLERIES IN THE WORLD’

The Times

‘NOT CONTENT WITH LAUNCHING ITSELF AS AN AMBITIOUS AND ALLURING NEW GALLERY TWO YEARS AGO, THE HEPWORTH WAKEFIELD HAS NOW OPENED AN IMPRESSIVE EXTENSION IN A FORMER TEXTILES MILL NEXT DOOR.’

Financial Times

Bring your friends and family to the gallery this winter and enjoy fun,

free seasonal events and activities

CHRISTMAS ATTHE HEPWORTH WAKEFIELD

LATE NIGHT THURSDAYS 5, 12 & 19 Dec until 9pmEat, drink and be merry with special offers in the gallery shop and Christmas menus and music in the Café Bar. Free parking after 5.30pm.

SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS From 30 Nov – 22 DecMake your own decorations and wreaths, help us decorate our tree, and enjoy ice-sculpting in the gallery garden at festive events for the whole family.

OPEN 23 & 24 DEC We’re open for family drop-in activities! See page 14 for the full programme of family friendly seasonal events or visit the website: www.hepworthwake!eld.org/christmas

Photo: Hannah Webster

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This collection display continues The Hepworth Wake!eld’s exploration into developments in twentieth century British art and takes as its conceptual starting point the exhibition Parallel of Life and Art, staged by the Independent Group in 1953 at the ICA (Institute of Contemporary Art), London.

Conceived through collaboration between artists (Eduardo Paolozzi, Nigel Henderson), architects and critics (Peter and Alison Smithson, Reyner Banham) this ground-breaking and innovative exhibition juxtaposed a series of seemingly disparate images and emphasised the importance of photography, mass-produced imagery, architecture and design to avant-garde art.

The exhibition focuses on this shift in in"uence, highlighting the multiple sources selected for Parallel of Life and Art that point to a wider artistic !eld of vision and art-historical precedent. Art could now integrate the visual imagery of everyday life: the photograph, x-ray, microscopic image and the natural world. Alongside this was an acknowledgement of ‘other’ non-Western sources: the inclusion of ‘primitive’ objects, and reproductions of works by in"uential European and American artists such as Jackson Pollock, Jean Dubuffet, Paul Klee and Alberto Giacometti, whose work will also be included in this display.

This exhibition also explores the signi!cance of Parallel of Life and Art and its impact on the ideas and values that became intrinsic to the British Pop movement. The display at The Hepworth Wake!eld will include sculpture, painting, drawing, printmaking, photography and video by artists such as Magda Cordell, Richard Hamilton, Nigel Henderson, John McHale, Eduardo Paolozzi and William Turnbull.

Eduardo Paolozzi, Mask, 1957. © Estate of Eduardo Paolozzi. All rights reserved, DACS. Courtesy The British Council Collection.

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Henry Moore (born Castleford 1898) is known for his lifelong fascination with the human !gure, a subject that allowed him to explore and experiment with different formal ideas in his sculpture. When he left Leeds School of Art in 1921 to study at the Royal College in London, Moore made weekly visits to the British Museum where he felt ‘like a starved man having Selfridges’ grocery department all to himself’. He familiarised himself with the ancient cultures of Africa, Egypt, Greece and Rome, but it was the !gure of the Chac-Mool, a Pre-Columbian statue in the form of a reclining !gure, in which he found most inspiration.

This display features two works by Moore from the Wake!eld Collection as well as major loans from The Henry Moore Foundation.

This new collection display of Barbara Hepworth’s early sculpture explores her transition from !guration to abstraction. Starting with sculptures clearly representing the relationship between a mother and her child it traces the development of this motif into two separate forms.

The display includes highlights from Wake!eld’s collection such as Mother and Child, 1934 alongside loans from private lenders and the Pier Arts Centre, and the signi!cant work Two Forms, 1936. It also features archival photographs of some of Hepworth’s sculptures of the period, including lost works and sculptures destroyed during the Second World War.

Henry Moore, Two Piece Reclining Figure No.4, 1962. Photo: Hannah Webster

Barbara Hepworth, Mother and Child, 1934. ©Bowness, Hepworth Estate.

PARALLEL OF LIFE AND ART 16 NOVEMBER 2013 – SPRING 2015

GALLERY 1HENRY MOORE: RECLINING FIGURES 8 OCTOBER 2013 – SPRING 2014

GALLERY 2BARBARA HEPWORTH: TWO FORMS 9 NOVEMBER 2013 – SPRING 2014

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The Hepworth Wake!eld now holds the entire set of graphic works on paper by Barbara Hepworth, thanks to the Hepworth Family Gift made through the Art Fund and the generous support of the Friends of Wake!eld Art Galleries and Museums. Gallery 6 will change during the exhibition period to show this entire body of remarkable work in its entirety. Hepworth made a number of print portfolios between 1969 and 1971. Many of these works, including a series called The Aegean Suite, 1971, make links between forms and sites associated with ancient Greek culture. Opposing Forms, 1970, however, takes inspiration from the sun and moon, the movement of the tides and passing seasons.

Barbara Hepworth, Cool Moon, 1971. ©Bowness, Hepworth Estate.

The Hepworth Family Gift, generously given by the Hepworth Family through the Art Fund. Photo: Hannah Webster

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The Hepworth Wake!eld is home to the largest public collection of the work of artist, illustrator and designer Albert Wainwright. Born in Castleford in 1898, Wainwright was a childhood friend of Henry Moore’s but achieved only a fraction of Moore’s acclaim during his lifetime. This new exhibition aims to shed light on this talented and neglected artist.

Despite only living to the age of 45, Wainwright’s single-minded desire to capture his daily encounters with the people he met and places he visited led him to create a proli!c body of work comprising thousands of watercolours and drawings, as well as painted ceramics, costume and set designs, and book illustrations.

A brilliant and gifted draftsman, Wainwright assimilated a wide range of in"uences from the decorative "ourishes of art nouveau to the expressive intensity of the Viennese Secessionists. His illustrations strongly evoke the decadent and erotic drawings of Aubrey Beardsley and his watercolours call to mind the jewel-like colours and "uid lines of the Japanese ukiyo-e (Floating World) print-makers. Wainwright can be said to incorporate elements of all of these, and yet transform them into remarkable and original works with an intuitive feeling for line and stylised form all of their own.

Bound inside 10 large volumes, The Gott Collection includes 1,200 watercolours, drawings and prints featuring regional landmarks both man-made and natural. Assembled by John Gott (1830 – 1906), Vicar of Leeds, the collection includes prints after Sir Francis Drake and J.M.W. Turner among others. This autumn/winter marks the !rst phase in a project to digitise the collection which will be available both online and in our Yorkshire in Pictures Gallery.

Albert Wainwright, Nude Boy Seated, date unknown. Albert Wainwright, Otto Jubermann, 1928.

The displays in Gallery 4 explore Hepworth’s studio environment, her working practice and the monumental commissions she undertook in the later years of her life. The tools and materials on display here were Hepworth’s own. Also featured is a step-by-step reconstruction of the bronze-casting process and four specially-commissioned !lms with footage of Hepworth in her studio.

Gallery 4 introduces the Hepworth Family Gift, a unique collection of Hepworth’s surviving working models for her bronze sculptures, which are on permanent display in Gallery 5. The centrepiece of the Gift is the prototype for Winged Figure, celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, commissioned by John Lewis for their "agship store on Oxford Street. At nearly six metres in height, this is the only full-size working model to survive of Hepworth’s monumental commissions.

GALLERY 6BARBARA HEPWORTH: GRAPHIC WORKS

GALLERY 4 & 5THE HEPWORTH FAMILY GIFT

IN FOCUS: ALBERT WAINWRIGHT21 SEPTEMBER 2013 – 30 MARCH 2014

Visit the shop for a new and exclusive range of Hepworth graphic prints including Cool Moon, the !nal print acquired with the kind support of the Friends of Wake!eld Art Galleries and Museums.

Visit the shop for exclusive Albert Wainwright prints from £9.95

THE GOTT COLLECTION

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The Hepworth Wake!eld is delighted to present the !rst UK solo exhibition of New York based painter Dana Schutz, featuring new work on show for the !rst time.

Schutz is renowned for her riotously coloured !gurative paintings and highly tactile approach, creating compelling and awkward imaginary worlds that explore hypothetical and sometimes absurd situations. Her paintings also offer pleasurable and provocative insights into contemporary life, the shared human realities of the body, social interaction and our often contradictory inner feelings.

A new painting, Singer Songwriter, 2012, features in the exhibition and depicts a con!dent musician performing to a lone and seemingly self-conscious audience member. Dana describes the painting:

“ I wanted to paint a situation that depicts practice and relates to the process of making a painting. I have been drawing, redrawing, wiping-out and rebuilding the painting as the paint is still wet. I really want each gesture to have its own space and quality and for the painting to have a certain speed – to feel as though it happened all at once.”

Born in 1976 in Livonia, Michigan, Schutz currently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.Her most recent exhibition, Piano in the Rain, opened at Petzel Gallery, New York in May 2012 to critical acclaim. Schutz’s paintings can be seen in many international collections including the Museum of Modern Art, New York, The Museum of Contemporary Arts, Los Angeles, and Tel Aviv Museum, Israel. She is represented by Petzel, New York and Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin.

This exhibition will tour to Kestnergesellschaft, Hannover, Germany, in the summer of 2014.

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Above: Dana Schutz, Small Apartment, 2012, Miyoung Lee and Neil Simpkins, New York. Right: Getting Dressed All at Once, 2012, Private Collection. Images courtesy the artist, Petzel, New York, and Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin.

DANA SCHUTZ 12 OCTOBER 2013 – 26 JANUARY 2014

This autumn/winter we are delighted to have collaborated with Dana Schutz on a range of exclusive merchandise available in the shop.

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This exhibition brings together contemporary artist Matthew Darbyshire (born 1977, Cambridge, UK) with one of the world’s largest and most signi!cant collections of post-war studio pottery, the W.A. Ismay Collection.

Librarian and collector William Alfred Ismay (1910-2001) lived in Wake!eld his whole life. From 1955 he began to collect pieces by some of the most renowned makers of studio pottery such as Hans Coper and Shoji Hamada, as well as works by local Yorkshire potters Barbara Cass and Joan Hotchin and lesser-known ceramicists. His extraordinary collection of 3,600 items by 500 makers covered all the available surfaces of his small terraced house in Wake!eld.

Taking the architectural footprint of Ismay’s house, and examples of the collector’s domestic furniture and contemporary white goods, Darbyshire has represented 700 works from the W.A. Ismay Collection. The gallery space is the container for this uncanny installation that will combine the ‘ghost’ of a terraced house and its ceramic inhabitants alongside the diluted modernism of cheap, white consumer goods. By re-contextualising the collection, Darbyshire raises questions about issues of taste, fashion, availability and value in today’s consumer society. Matthew Darbyshire has also created a major new outdoor installation for The Hepworth Wake!eld incorporating the 18th century watermill located in the gallery garden.

Developed in partnership with York Museums Trust while York Art Gallery is closed until Easter 2015, during its £8 million major redevelopment project.

Above: Lucie Rie, 1960 ©The Estate of Lucie Rie/York Museums Trust. Left: Matthew Darbyshire, Untitled: Accessorised Column No 23, 2013. Courtesy the artist and Herald St, London.

Don’t miss Matthew Darbyshire and York Art Gallery curator Helen Walsh in conversation Thursday 21 November at 7pm. £5 (£4). To book call 01924 247360

MATTHEW DARBYSHIRE: THE W.A. ISMAY COLLECTION12 OCTOBER 2013 – 26 JANUARY 2014

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FIRST FLOORCOLLECTION DISPLAYS 1 Henry Moore2 Barbara Hepworth3 Parallel of Life and Art 4 Hepworth at Work 5 The Hepworth Family Gift 6 Barbara Hepworth: Graphic Works In Focus: Albert Wainwright

EXHIBITIONS 7-9 Dana Schutz10 Matthew Darbyshire: The W.A. Ismay Collection

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EXTERIOR ART WORKS Barbara Hepworth:9 Hollow Form with Inner Form 10 Family of Man 11 Ascending Form (Gloria)12 Hubert Dalwood, Minos14 Matthew Darbyshire, Watermill Commission

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LUKE HAINES PERFORMS ‘ROCK AND ROLL ANIMALS’The CalderWeds 27 Nov8pmMusician and author Luke Haines (The Auteurs, Black Box Recorder) performs his new album, described as ‘a psychedelic story about rock and roll for grown-ups’. Over 18s only. £10

DECLAN FORDE JAZZ TRIO Thurs 16 Jan6 – 8pmYorkshire Live Music Project presents this Jazzwise-approved trio, led by pianist Declan Forde. FREE

MICHAEL BUTTEN (SOLO GUITAR)Weds 29 Jan6 – 8pmYorkshire Live Music Project presents prize-winning classical guitarist Michael Butten, currently studying at the Royal Academy of Music. FREE

I COLLECT WITH LARS THARPSat 18 – Sun 19 JanAre you a keen collector? Bring your collection to the second instalment of our popular I Collect event, hosted by BBC Antiques Roadshow ceramics expert, Lars Tharp.

BOOK CLUBThurs 17 Oct, 21 Nov 19 Dec, 16 Jan7 – 8.30pmJoin us for our new informal reading group. For monthly themes and reading lists visit hepworthwake!eld.org/ bookclub. £3

ABSTRACT PAINTINGSun 20 Oct10.30am – 4pmWork with artist Neil Grinsill to experiment with abstract painting techniques in response to Dana Schutz’s paintings in the new exhibition. £25

BOOK BINDING FOR BEGINNERSSun 3 Nov10.30am – 4.30pmExperiment with book binding techniques including hardbound and Japanese stab binding. £25

RELIEF WOOD-CARVINGSun 5 Jan10.30am – 4pmExplore Hepworth and Moore’s sculptures in the new collection displays then work with sculptor Liz Pontin to develop relief wood-carvings. £30

CERAMICS WORKSHOPSun 12 Jan, 10.30am – 4pmCreate small ceramics inspired by the W.A. Ismay Collection of studio ceramics in the new exhibitions. £30

EVENING PHOTOGRAPHY Thurs 16 Jan, 6.30 – 9pmBring your own digital camera and experiment with ways of capturing images in summer evening light. Suitable for beginners and intermediate level photographers. £10

To book call 01924 247398 learning@hepworthwake!eld.org

VERBAL DESCRIPTIVE TOURSSecond Weds of the month1.30 – 2.30pmA verbal descriptive tour of the gallery, specially designed for adults with visual impairments. £3

TOUR AND WORKSHOP Weds 22 Jan10.30 – 3pm A tour and workshop exploring the new exhibitions, specially for adults with visual impairments. FREE

THE HANDLING COLLECTIONAvailable on requestSelf-directed groups may book the handling collection, a series of tactile artworks and materials to help visually impaired adults engage with the collection displays. £5

The Handling Collection is supported by the D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust.

ACTIVITIES FOR GROUPSAsk us about our programme of tours and workshops for groups with visual impairments or learning disabilities.

EVENTS

To book contact 01924 247360 hello@hepworthwake!eld.org Members get 25% off all tickets

AESTHETICA FILM FESTIVALSat 16 Nov2pmJoin us as we host a special artist !lm event with the Aesthetica Short Film Festival winner 2013, screening and discussion with curator Dr Sam Lackey. FREE

PECHA KUCHA NIGHTThurs 5 Dec5 – 9pm An informal evening of quick-!re presentations of 20 slides in 20 seconds. In partnership with The Art House. £3

To book contact 01924 247360 hello@hepworthwake!eld.org Members get 25% off all tickets

ARTWALK: FESTIVE MUSICWeds 27 Nov5 – 9pmFestive music from Matt Ball Trio, and shop our autumn/winter range – perfect for Christmas gifts. Members enjoy a special double discount. FREE

DECK THE HALLS Sat 30 Nov & Sun 1 Dec Sat 7 Dec, Sun 8 Dec Sat 14 Dec & Sun 15 DecSat 21 – Tues 24 Dec Drop-in 11am – 4pm (11am – 2pm Tues 24 Dec)Bring the family to help us decorate our Christmas tree and windows by creating unique decorations with artist Andy Singleton. FREE

CHRISTMAS LATE NIGHT Thurs 5 Dec5 – 9pmJoin us for a Christmas choral performance from Sharlston Male Voice Choir. FREE

WOODEN CHRISTMAS DECORATIONSSat 7 Dec10.30am – 4pmWork with sculptor Liz Pontin to carve small wooden Christmas decorations. £25

ICE-SCULPTING Sun 8 Dec, 10.30am – 4pmDon’t miss ice-sculpting demonstrations by ice experts Glacial Art as they recreate Hepworth’s Family of Man in the gallery garden. Music from Ian Chalk Brass Ensemble at 2pm. FREE

CHRISTMAS LATE NIGHTThurs 12 Dec5 – 9pmA festive evening of Christmas classics by local school and community choirs. FREE

WREATH-MAKINGSat 14 Dec10.30am – 12.30pmLearn how to spruce up your home by making a traditional festive wreath. £20

CHRISTMAS LATE NIGHT Thurs 19 Dec5 – 9pmFestive music in our café bar from pianist Gemma Beeson. FREE

Music programmed by Yorkshire Live Music Project.

To book contact 01924 247360 hello@hepworthwake!eld.org Members get 25% off all tickets

EDWINA HAYES Thurs 21 Nov 5 – 9pm International singer-songwriter Edwina Hayes performs her unique blend of bewitching folk-Americana. With performances for Jools Holland and Van Morrison under her belt, we recommend booking in advance to guarantee one of 30 reserved seats. FREE

TALKS CHRISTMAS

SPECIAL EVENTS

EVENTS

ADULTS WITH ADDITIONAL NEEDS

ADULT WORKSHOPS

IN CONVERSATION

MATTHEW DARBYSHIRE & HELEN WALSH

Thurs 21 Nov, 7 – 8pm Join artist Matthew

Darbyshire and York Art Gallery curator Helen Walsh

to explore the current exhibition.

£5 (£4)

DANA SCHUTZ & DEXTER DALWOODThurs 16 Jan, 7 – 8pm

One of America’s most acclaimed young painters discusses her !rst UK solo

exhibition and the state of contemporary painting

with Turner Prize-nominated artist Dexter Dalwood.

£5 (£4)

To book call 01924 247360

YOUTH PANELWeds 9 & 30 Oct, 13 Nov 11 Dec, 8 & 29 Jan5.30 – 7.30pm Have fun, meet friends, work with artists and curators on projects and events. FREE

CITY NIGHTSFri 18 Oct6 – 8pmJoin us at City Limits in Wake!eld city centre as the Youth Panel and artists take over the Friday Youth Club for one night only. Age 16+ FREE

SILENT DISCOWeds 27 Nov6 – 9pmJoin our Youth Panel for a silent disco with a difference! Age 16+ FREE FILM NIGHTThurs 21 Nov & Thurs 19 Dec6.30 – 9pmThe Youth Panel invite you to join them for their !rst monthly !lm and popcorn night. Vote for your favourite !lm at www.facebook.com/TheYouthPanel Age 16+ FREE

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MUSICAL SCULPTURESSat 5 & Sun 6 OctSat 9 & Sun 10 NovSat 11 & Sun 12 Jan11am, 12.15, 1.45 & 3pmCreate music inspired by the paintings and sculptures in the galleries. Please book in advance. FREE

NEW: COLOURED DREAMSSat 12 & Sun 13 OctSat 4 & Sun 5 JanDrop-in 11am – 4pmMake your mark using brightly coloured paint and ink to explore the paintings of exhibiting artist Dana Schutz. FREE

NEW: CREATIVE CARVINGSat 19 & Sun 20 OctDrop-in 11am – 4pmCarve soap sculptures inspired by Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth’s sculptures in the new displays. FREE

FELT MAKINGSat 26 & Sun 27 OctSat 25 & Sun 26 JanDrop-in 11am – 4pmCreate colourful felted fabrics using Merino Wool inspired by Hepworth’s graphic prints, The Aegean Suite. FREE

METAL CREATURESSat 2 & Sun 3 NovDrop-in 11am – 4pmCreate small metal animal sculptures inspired by Bernard Meadows and Reg Butler’s sculptures in the collection displays. FREE

FREE FUN EVERY WEEKENDJoin us every weekend and school holiday for fun family activities, or pick up a family trail to explore the gallery.

FREE GALLERY TRAILSPick up a family trail from the Info Desk to complete as you explore the galleries, great for ages 5 – 12.

ART PODSLook out for our Art Pods in the galleries at weekends and school holidays. Make something inspired by your favourite pieces of art. For ages 3 – 12.

OUTDOOR PLAY AREABurn off some energy in the outdoor play area equipped with climbing areas, swings, zip wires and much more!

CAFÉ BAROur informal Café Bar is ideal for families and has a delicious children’s menu to choose from. View menus at hepworthwake!eld.org/café

PICNIC AREASBring a packed lunch to enjoy in the indoor family picnic area.

FAMILY EVENTS

NEW: 635 POTSSat 16 & Sun 17 NovFri 27, Sat 28 & Sun 29 DecSat 18 & Sun 19 JanDrop-in 11am – 4pmExperiment making colourful clay pots inspired by W.A. Ismay’s collection of pots in the new exhibitions. FREE

NEW: PRINTMAKINGSat 23 & Sun 24 NovSat 1 & Sun 2 FebDrop-in 11am – 4pmExperiment with print making techniques to create prints inspired by Hepworth’s Aegean Suite. FREE

TODDLER TUESDAYSFirst Tues of every month and school holiday Tuesdays Tues 1 & 29 Oct, 5 Nov 3 & 31 Dec, 7 Jan10.30am – 12noonEnjoy a relaxing morning getting creative with your little ones.Adults £4, children £3, includes free car park pass for tickets booked in advance.

FELT MAKINGSat 26 & Sun 27 OctDrop-in 11am – 4pmCreate colourful felted fabrics using Merino Wool inspired by Hepworth’s graphic prints, The Aegean Suite. FREE

FREE FAMILY ACTIVITIES

OCT HALF TERM THE BIG DRAW

TERM-TIME WEEKENDS

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NEW: COLOURED DREAMSMon 28 Oct – Fri 1 NovDrop-in 11am – 4pmMake your mark using brightly coloured paint and ink to explore the paintings of exhibiting artist Dana Schutz. FREE

METAL CREATURESSat 2 & Sun 3 NovDrop-in 11am – 4pmCreate small metal animal sculptures inspired by Bernard Meadows and Reg Butler’s sculptures in the collection displays. FREE

DECK THE HALLS Sat 30 Nov & Sun 1 DecSat 7 & Sun 8 DecSat 14 & Sun 15 DecSat 21 – Tues 24 Dec Drop-in 11am – 4pm (11am – 2pm Tues 24 Dec)Help us decorate our Christmas tree and windows by creating unique decorations with artist Andy Singleton. FREE

NEW: 635 POTSFri 27, Sat 28 & Sun 29 DecDrop-in 11am – 4pmExperiment making colourful clay pots inspired by W.A. Ismay’s collection of pots in the new exhibitions. FREE

NEW: CREATIVE CARVING Mon 30 Dec – Fri 3 JanDrop-in 11am – 4pmCarve soap sculptures inspired by Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth’s sculptures in the new displays. FREE

CHRISTMAS WORKSHOPThurs 12 Dec6 – 9pmJoin the Youth Panel for a creative night of festive food and lantern making activities. Age 16+ FREE POP THE LIVE ONThurs 16 Jan6 – 9pmJoin us for a night of xbox on the big screen. Grab some free pizza before it’s gone! Age 16+ FREE

YOUNG PEOPLE’S ARTWALKWeds 29 Jan6 – 9pmMeet at the gallery at 6pm to take part in the Wake!eld Artwalk around the city centre. FREE

If you are aged between 16 – 19 and want to join the Youth Panel please contact youthpanel@hepworthwake!eld.org Age 16+

YOUNG PEOPLE’S PROGRAMME

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OCTOBER EVENT FAMILIES PRICE

1 Tues, 10.30am – # 12noon Toddler Tuesdays £4 (£3)5 Sat, 11am, 12.15, 1.45 & 3pm Musical Sculptures FREE6 Sun, 11am, 12.15, 1.45 & 3pm Musical Sculptures FREE12 Sat, drop-in 11am – #4pm Coloured Dreams FREE13 Sun, drop-in 11am – # 4pm Coloured Dreams FREE17 Thurs, 7 – # 8.30pm Book Club £318 Fri, 6 – 8pm City Night (Ages 16+) FREE19 Sat, drop-in 11am – #4pm Creative Carving FREE20 Sun, drop-in 11am – # 4pm Creative Carving FREE20 Sun, 10.30am – 4pm Abstract Painting £2526 Sat, drop-in 11am – 4pm Felt Making FREE27 Sun, drop-in 11am – 4pm Felt Making FREE28 Mon, drop-in 11am – # 4pm Coloured Dreams FREE29 Tues, drop-in 11am – # 4pm Coloured Dreams FREE30 Weds, drop-in 11am – # 4pm Coloured Dreams FREE31 Thurs, drop-in 11am – # 4pm Coloured Dreams FREE29 Tues, 10.30am – # 12noon Toddler Tuesdays £4 (£3) NOVEMBER 1 Fri, drop-in 11am – 4pm Coloured Dreams FREE2 Sat, drop-in 11am – # 4pm Metal Creatures FREE3 Sun, drop-in 11am – # 4pm Metal Creatures FREE3 Sun, 10.30am – # 4pm Book Binding For Beginners £255 Tues, 10.30am – # 12noon Toddler Tuesdays £4 (£3)9 Sat, 11am, 12.15, 1.45 & 3pm Musical Sculptures FREE10 Sun, 11am, 12.15, 1.45 & 3pm Musical Sculptures FREE16 Sat, 2pm Aesthetica Film Festival FREE16 Sat, drop-in 11am – 4pm 635 Pots FREE17 Sun, drop-in 11am – 4pm 635 Pots FREE21 Thurs, 5 – 9pm Edwina Hayes FREE21 Thurs, 6.30 – 9pm Film Night (Ages 16+) FREE21 Thurs, 7 – # 8.30pm Book Club £321 Thurs, 7 – 8pm Talk: Matthew Darbyshire & £5 (£4) Helen Walsh In Conversation 23 Sat, drop-in 11am – 4pm Printmaking FREE24 Sun, drop-in 11am – 4pm Printmaking FREE27 Weds, 5 – 9pm ArtWalk: Festive Music FREE27 Weds, 6 – 9pm Silent Disco (Ages 16+) FREE27 Weds, 8pm Luke Haines Performs ‘Rock And Roll Animals’ £1030 Sat, drop-in 11am – 4pm Deck The Halls FREE

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Discover more about our latest exhibitions in a series of after-hours events featuring artists and curators in conversation – see page 14 for details.

Open until 9pm, third Thursday of every month Thurs 17 Oct, 21 Nov, 19 Dec & 16 Jan Free parking after 5.30pm

– Engage in discussion at our book club– Enjoy jazz, classical and folk music– Unwind after work in our Café Bar– Visit the gallery Shop for exclusive products

RELAX, REVIVE AND BE SOCIAL EVERY THIRD THURSDAY OF THE MONTH WITH OUR FREE AND FRIENDLY LATE NIGHT EVENTS.

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DECEMBER 1 Sun, drop-in 11am – 4pm Deck The Halls FREE3 Tues, 10.30am – # 12noon Toddler Tuesdays £4 (£3)5 Thurs, 6 – 8pm Christmas Late Night FREE5 Thurs, 5 – 9pm Pecha Kucha Night £37 Sat, 10.30am – 4pm Wooden Christmas Decorations £257 & 8 Sat, Sun, drop-in 11am – # 4pm Deck The Halls FREE8 Sun, 10.30am – 4pm Ice-Sculpting FREE12 Thurs, 5 – 9pm Christmas Late Night FREE14 & 15 Sat, Sun, drop-in 11am – # 4pm Deck The Halls FREE14 Sat, 10.30am – 12.30pm Wreath-Making £2019 Thurs, 5 – # 9pm Christmas Late Night FREE19 Thurs, 6.30 – 9pm Film Night (Ages 16+) FREE19 Thurs, 7 – # 8.30pm Book Club £321 Sat, drop-in 11am – 4pm Deck The Halls FREE22 Sun, drop-in 11am – 4pm Deck The Halls FREE23 Mon, drop-in 11am – 4pm Deck The Halls FREE24 Tues, drop-in 11am – 2pm Deck The Halls FREE27 Fri, drop-in 11am – # 4pm 635 Pots FREE28 Sat, drop-in 11am – # 4pm 635 Pots FREE29 Sun, drop-in 11am – # 4pm 635 Pots FREE30 & 31 Mon, Tues, drop-in 11am – # 4pm Creative Carving FREE31 Tues, 10.30am – # 12noon Toddler Tuesdays £4 (£3) JANUARY 1 – 3 Weds – Fri, drop-in 11am – # 4pm Creative Carving FREE4 & 5 Sat, Sun, drop-in 11am – #4pm Coloured Dreams FREE5 Sun, 10.30am – 4pm Relief Wood-Carving £307 Tues, 10.30am – #12noon Toddler Tuesdays £4 (£3)11 Sat, 11am, 12.15, 1.45 & 3pm Musical Sculptures FREE12 Sun, 11am, 12.15, 1.45 & 3pm Musical Sculptures FREE12 Sun, 10.30am – # 4pm Ceramics Workshop £3016 Thurs, 6 – 8pm Declan Forde Jazz Trio FREE16 Thurs, 6 – #9pm Pop the Live On (Ages 16+) FREE16 Thurs, 6.30 – 9pm Evening Photography £1016 Thurs, 7 – 8pm Talk: Dana Schutz In Conversation £5 (£4)16 Thurs, 7 – # 8.30pm Book Club £318 & 19 Sat, Sun, drop-in 11am – 4pm 635 Pots FREE18 & 19 Sat, Sun, I Collect With Lars Tharp FREE25 Sat, drop-in 11am – 4pm Felt Making FREE26 Sun, drop-in 11am – 4pm Felt Making FREE29 Weds, 6 – 8pm Michael Butten (Solo Guitar) FREE29 Weds, 6 – #9pm Young People’s ArtWalk (Ages 16+) FREE

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GIVE THE GIFT OF MEMBERSHIP THE PERFECT PRESENT

FOR ART LOVERS

Inspire a friend in 2014 with exclusive access to private views and a !rst look at exhibitions, plus lots of bene!ts and discounts throughout the year – all for the equivalent of £2/month.

Recipients of a gift membership get a complimentary set of Christmas cards.

To gift a membership – or to become a member yourself – complete the lea"et available from The Hepworth Wake!eld reception or contact Lucie Fialova on 01924 247365 or email members@hepworthwake!eld.org

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Family Friendly Concessions: Members, over 60s, under 18s, students and those receiving bene!ts

CAFÉ BAR

Whatever the occasion, our award-winning architecture and world class exhibitions make The Hepworth Wake!eld the ideal backdrop for events that dazzle your guests.

Our stunning gallery spaces provide a unique setting for civil wedding ceremonies with a range of entertaining spaces to choose from to celebrate your special day in style.

For unique, larger events, The Calder, our new contemporary exhibition space is also available.

This winter Members get more with up to 50% off hire prices, subject to availability.

For more information contact:

HIRE call 01924 247362 email hire@hepworthwake!eld.org or visit hepworthwake!eld.org/hire

WEDDINGS email weddings@hepworthwake!eld.orgor visit hepworthwake!eld.org/weddings

HIRE

EAT, DRINK, THINK

Our Café Bar makes the perfect setting for cosy lunches this Autumn. Settle down in our Café Bar with winter stews, soups and seasonal salads as well as our excellent range of cakes and treats home made by the award-winning, Yorkshire based bakers, ProperMaid.

Treat friends and family this festive season with our Christmas lunch or Yuletide Afternoon Tea.

Our Café Bar is available to hire for private parties and functions contact us to !nd out more hire@hepworthwake!eld.org

View our menus online www.hepworthwake!eld.org/cafe

22 COMING SOON

FEBRUARY – MAY 2014

PHILIP-LORCA diCORCIAPHOTOGRAPHS 1975 – 2012

JUNE – SEPTEMBER 2014

FRANZ WEST TOBY ZIEGLER

OCTOBER – JANUARY 2015

ALEXANDRA BIRCKEN FOLKERT DE JONG

An exhibition organised by Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt in collaboration with The Hepworth Wake!eld

New York, 1993, ©Philip-Lorca diCorcia, courtesy the artist and David Zwirner, New York/London

Image credit: John Britton, brittonbrother.com

24 VISITING THE GALLERY

VISIT US – FREE ADMISSION 10am – 5pm Tuesday – Sunday Closed Mondays, except Bank & local school holidays10am – 9pm Third Thursday of each monthClosed Christmas Day and Boxing Day

GETTING HEREThe gallery is 1 mile from Wake!eld Westgate and 0.3 miles from Wake!eld Kirkgate Stations. Wake!eld bus station is just 1 mile away. The Free City Bus operates in Wake!eld centre Mon – Sat (off peak). Visit www.wymetro.com for info.

Car park postcode: WF1 5QJOn-site parking £4.50. Free parking every Thursday & Friday 5.30 – 9pm

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. Call us or email groups@hepworthwake!eld.org to !nd out more.

YORKSHIRE SCULPTURE TRIANGLE The Hepworth Wake!eld and Yorkshire Sculpture Park are only a 30 minute drive from each other on the A636, and are part of Yorkshire Sculpture Triangle, celebrating the world’s greatest artists at four leading venues. For further information, directions and to explore the other venues, visit www.ysculpture.co.uk #ysculpture

CONTACT USThe Hepworth Wake!eld Gallery Walk, Wake!eld, West Yorkshire, WF1 5AW www.hepworthwake!eld.orghello@hepworthwake!eld.org01924 247360facebook.com/TheHepworthWake!eldtwitter.com/hepworthgallery

Information is correct at the time of going to print, and is subject to change. Cover: Dana Schutz, Bra Removal, 2012, Private Collection. Courtesy the artist, Petzel, New York, and Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin. Photos: Hannah Webster and Jonty Wilde.

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