Hot Ticket
Thu 16 May, AT 07:21
Tate Britain's chronological rehang in sumptuously redecorated galleries hailed as a triumph
Hot Ticket
Mon 11 Feb, AT 07:52
Exhibition of prehistoric art set alongside Matisse, Moore and Mondrian is full of wonder and mystery
Talking Point
Thu 8 Nov, AT 11:35
London council's decision to cash in on sculpture donated by the artist has provoked howls of anguish
Hot Ticket
Tue 2 Oct, AT 08:13
A dazzling collection of bronze sculpture from ancient Rome to Matisse and Moore
Hot Ticket
Thu 7 Jun, AT 08:24
Large Late Forms shows Moore's mega bronzes as you've never seen them before - indoors
One-Minute Read
Thu 10 May, AT 13:39
Major exhibition of artist's work planned after appeal by Sir Ian McKellen
This show of drawings and other preparatory works by Henry Moore is eye-poppingly good. The current world economic armageddon makes the fashionable work seen in recent art fairs suddenly look more superficial than fun - meaning that work with depth, like Moore's, is highly welcome. The drawings here (such as Reclining Figure, 1972 above) are rare and private ones from the collection of Moore's own family, and are not the highly finished presentation drawings we are familiar with.
