Spectacle becomes spectator at Yorkshire Sculpture Park

FIGURATIVE sculpture becomes the viewer of art rather than the subject in a new exhibition at Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
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British artist Ryan Gander picked the works from the Arts Council’s 8,000-piece collection to be shown alongside by a new commission by himself at the West Bretton park’s Longside Gallery.

For Night in the Museum, Gander presents a new work by himself, alongside pieces by more than 30 artists including Castleford’s Henry Moore.

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Head of the Arts Council Collection, Jill Constantine, said Gander had deployed an “imaginative approach” to curate a “visually stunning” show.

The exhibition opens on July 16 and runs until October 16.

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