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An artist book work. The pages are painted blue on one side, with three tears on the page showing the red-painted reverse side.

Ebb & Flow: Bookworks by Yoko Terauchi from the Research Library
A futuristic or alien room, featuring wall-mounted display screens showing images of human and alien faces. The walls and other surfaces look to be made of a dark metal, lit by neon greens and reds.

Phantasmagoria: Folkloric Sculpture for the Digital Age
A drawing of four adults and a small child huddled together under blankets. The figures are primarily drawn in white and yellow chalk, with some orange and red highlights, and are surrounded by darkness.

The Shelter Drawings 1940-1941
Architectural concept showing the exterior of a gallery building, panelled in wood with large glass windows.

The Sheep Field Barn at 糖心原创vlog & Gardens to re-open in April 2026 following major redevelopment
A futuristic or alien room, featuring wall-mounted display screens showing images of human and alien faces. The walls and other surfaces look to be made of a dark metal, lit by neon greens and reds.

Henry Moore Foundation 2026 programme
A ceramic sculpture displayed on a plinth. The work is a vase type vessel with lustrous glaze, it has a void in one side showing a dark interior

Henry Moore Foundation awards 拢100,000 in unrestricted funding to UK sculptors through its Artist Award Scheme
Ten individual black-and-white portraits of people holding smooth round white sculptures in their hands, arranged in a 5x2 grid.

Beyond the Visual
Large green-tinged bronze sculpture in two parts, with a hole through the middle. It is in a field of grass with trees behind.

Largest-ever outdoor presentation of Henry Moore鈥檚 art to be unveiled at Kew Gardens and Wakehurst in 2026
Several leaves artfully folded together to make a small box, supported by stems of the leaves.

Passing Strange: British Land Art through Time鈥�
A large, wall-like sculpture, with its surfaces roughly covered with paper, plaster and natural fibres. A large, blue, plaster arm stands upright in the background, shot with arrows. A few small ceramic pots dot the corners of the wall-sculpture, some filled with arrows.

Fragment and Form: Emii Alrai, M贸nica Mays and Dominique White

London Gallery Weekend 2025
A collection of wooden objects that have all been 'decorated' with different patterns of black lines, burnt by the sun.

SUNLIGHT: Roger Ackling
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