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- Harlow is known for its sculpture collection and became the world’s first ‘Sculpture Town’ in 2010. The collection includes over 100 public sculptures with works by Henry Moore, Ralph Brown, Elisabeth Frink, William Mitchell, Barbara Hepworth, Auguste Rodin and Nick Hornby.
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Harlow is home to an exceptional and growing collection of over 100 public artworks, a dedicated visual arts space in the heart of the town centre, and a growing community of people passionate about its sculptural heritage with ambitious plans for the future.
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Please click through to our eventbrite page to book tickets for our current programme of walks, workshops and tours. Event details here Bespoke walks or talks in Harlow, or at a venue of your choice, can be arranged. If your community group or school would like to find out more please email us gallery@harlowarttrust.org.uk.
The Family Group Trail is fully wheelchair accessible. There is a Changing Places toilet at Harlow Bus Station. Some sculptures on the Cycle Trail and Hepworth Walk can be difficult to access due to uneven terrain. We advise wheelchair and mobility scooter users seek route and ground condition advice in advance of their visit.
Trains to Harlow Town Station run regularly from London Liverpool Street, Tottenham Hale, Stratford and Cambridge train stations. For access to Old Harlow, alight at Harlow Mill.
From the M11 exit at Junction 7 and take the A414 towards Harlow. From the A10 take the A414 junction signed to Harlow/Chelmsford/Ware (South)/A1170. Follow the A414 to Harlow. The following car parks offer free parking on weekends and are close to trail starting points. 1. Post Office Road car park For the Family Group Trail or Harlow Town Cent...
Harlow Sculpture Town is a title used since 2009 to refer to the collection of over 90 public sculptures sited throughout the town of Harlow in the English county of Essex.
Harlow is known for its sculpture collection and became the world’s first ‘Sculpture Town’ in 2010. The collection includes over 100 public sculptures with works by Henry Moore, Ralph Brown,...
Jun 5, 2020 · HARLOW Art Trust today announces the launch of a new website and digital map at www.sculpturetown.uk, making Harlow’s unique and growing urban sculpture park of over 100 public artworks more accessible than ever before at a time when, now more than ever, communities need safe and easy access to high quality art on their doorstep for free.
Apr 1, 2021 · The Essex new town of Harlow, which has just under 90,000 inhabitants, might seem an unlikely locale for one of the finest public sculpture collections in the country – but with its more than 100 works by the likes of Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore and Auguste Rodin, it is hard to dispute the council’s claim that this is ‘the world’s ...
Sep 10, 2021 · HARLOW Art Trust, custodians of Harlow Sculpture Town, today announced that a new sculpture by the artist David Murphy, is to be unveiled in the grounds of St Mary’s Church, Little Parndon, Harlow, this Saturday at 11am.
