What's on in Art and sculpture

List of Events

  1. Visitor inside Roger Hiorns Seizure, 2008, Courtesy Arts Council Collection at Yorkshire Sculpture Park

    Seizure Admission

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    In order to conserve the artwork and extend it's lifespan, access to Seizure is by pre-booked time slot only. Capacity is limited and we recommend booking prior to your visit to avoid disappointment. Admission to YSP is included in all Seizure tickets.
  2. A group of people walking along a pathway. A sculpture of an anvil is in the distance, viewed through trees

    YSP Patrons and Friends: New Year Art and Wellbeing Tour

    Blow the winter cobwebs away and join us for an invigorating walk with YSP’s Associate Head of Programmes Alex Hodby and Informal Learning Manager Emma Spencer.

  3. Wild Connection: Elisabeth Frink Drawing Retreat

    Take precious, creative time for yourself and spend the day developing your drawing skills, inspired by the work of Elisabeth Frink.

  4. Lino Cutting Workshop with Printmaker Sarah Kirby

    To coincide with her exhibition, A Printmaker’s Landscape, we are hosting a special one day workshop where participants can learn from, and work alongside linoprint artist, Sarah Kirby.
  5. An aerial image of a garden with trees and a pond. Cartoon vines are in the top left corner.

    Art among the trees: A Wild Yuletide sculpture walk

    9 Nov 2024–5 Jan 2025
    Head outdoors this winter and discover the beauty of trees and sculptures at YSP, on a Wild Yuletide sculpture walk.
  6. A boy taking a phone photograph of a brightly coloured mosaic Buddha figure.

    Sculpture Spy Activity

    There are around 100 outdoor sculptures to be discovered at YSP. How many will you spy today?
  7. A flock of geese flying over a lake at sunset

    Sculpture and Nature Hunt

    Seek out sculptures and discover the beauty of nature at YSP.
  8. A large tree, enclosed by a circular dry stone wall

    Andy Goldsworthy Trail

    Andy Goldsworthy has created four permanent works in the landscape at YSP. Follow our three-mile circular trail and see if you can find them all.