About our exhibitions

List of Current exhibitions

  1. A sculpture of a woman with a giant cows head.
    Now showing

    Bharti Kher: Alchemies

    An unmissable, powerful exhibition of sculpture and 2D work by one of the world’s leading contemporary artists.
  2. An installation of colourful mirrored discs in a Chapel space with tall windows. The discs are displayed at different heights to cast reflections on the walls.
    Now showing

    Liz West: Our Colour Reflection

    This winter, the historic Chapel will transform in a joyful display of colour and light by artist Liz West.
  3. Four framed lino cut prints of landscapes on a white wall.
    Now showing

    Sarah Kirby: A Printmaker's Landscape

    Sarah Kirby is a linocut printmaker. She uses oil-based inks to create original prints with a bold graphic quality that are inspired by public spaces, buildings, gardening, plants and trees.
  4. Now showing

    Elisabeth Frink: Natural Connection

    Plan a visit to see this very special exhibition of exceptional sculpture and prints that celebrate animals and the human form.
  5. A large bronze sculpture of a woman wearing a draped robe with her arms outstretched.
    Now showing

    Daniel Arsham: Relics in the Landscape

    Until 30 March 2025
    Explore four 'future relics' by the highly acclaimed North American artist Daniel Arsham in the Formal Garden.
  6. Anatomical sculpture of a pregnant woman and fetus in the parkland at YSP.
    Now showing

    Damien Hirst

    Ongoing
    Discover three captivating sculptures by illustrious Yorkshire-born artist, Damien Hirst.
  7. Detail of a fabric banner with letters made from reclaimed textiles.
    Now showing

    Deborah Rundle: Soar Away

    Following her four-week residency at YSP in 2022, New Zealand artist Deborah Rundle has created a series of work focusing on local histories of West Yorkshire.
  8. A child's pencil drawing of a rope
    Now showing

    Learning Through Drawing

    Ongoing
    An exhibition of children's artwork, curated by pupils from Thornhill Primary School in Rotherham and Pate’s Grammar School in Cheltenham who helped to select artwork from the National Arts education Archive (NAEA)
  9. A group of people, including a wheelchair user, looking at jewellery and ceramics in glass fronted display cases.
    Now showing

    MADE

    MADE is YSP Shop's changing programme of contemporary craft and jewellery, which showcases the work of established and up-and-coming artists, designers and makers.

Future exhibitions

  1. Illustration of a veteran cedar of Lebanon tree
    Upcoming

    Tony Wade: Keepers of Time

    Keepers of Time celebrates the majesty of trees, time beyond our lifespans, mindfulness and nature connectedness.