© Yorkshire Sculpture Park
William Kentridge: The Pull of Gravity
28 June 2025 — 19 April 2026
On NowOver 40 sculptures spanning 2007–2024 by the celebrated South African artist — bronze, film, and monumental outdoor works across YSP's landscape.
From Yorkshire Sculpture Park
This summer we are thrilled to be presenting a major exhibition by South African artist William Kentridge. It marks the first museum presentation outside South Africa to focus on his sculpture. Comprising over 40 works made between 2007 and 2024, this ambitious project fills the Underground Gallery, with outdoor works presented in the surrounding gardens. Over the last two decades, sculpture has increasingly become a key part of Kentridge's practice,...
Read more at Yorkshire Sculpture Park →About the Artist
William Kentridge
South African · b. 1955
Drawing & Works on Paper, Video & Moving Image, Performance
Drawing on colonial history and personal memory, Kentridge makes films, theatre, and drawings animated through a process of erasure — charcoal marks accumulate and disappear on paper.
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© Yorkshire Sculpture Park
William Kentridge: The Pull of Gravity
28 June 2025 — 19 April 2026
On NowOver 40 sculptures spanning 2007–2024 by the celebrated South African artist — bronze, film, and monumental outdoor works across YSP's landscape.
From Yorkshire Sculpture Park
This summer we are thrilled to be presenting a major exhibition by South African artist William Kentridge. It marks the first museum presentation outside South Africa to focus on his sculpture. Comprising over 40 works made between 2007 and 2024, this ambitious project fills the Underground Gallery, with outdoor works presented in the surrounding gardens. Over the last two decades, sculpture has increasingly become a key part of Kentridge's practice,...
Read more at Yorkshire Sculpture Park →About the Artist
William Kentridge
South African · b. 1955
Drawing & Works on Paper, Video & Moving Image, Performance
Drawing on colonial history and personal memory, Kentridge makes films, theatre, and drawings animated through a process of erasure — charcoal marks accumulate and disappear on paper.
Critic Reviews
No reviews yet for this exhibition.
Visit
West Bretton, Wakefield·View on artmap