Take a 60 second look into Barbara Hepworth's Conversation With Magic Stones, 1973 with our visitor experience team member Ethan. This set of six bronze sculptures stands majestically in the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden. Did you know, we host daily talks at both Tate St Ives and Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Garden and Museum. Led by our visitor experience team and told from their personal interpretation. Each tour offers a fresh way of experiencing the artworks - personal, engaging

Take a closer look at Barbara Hepworth's sculpture Corymb, 1959... Working in bronze from the mid-1950s allowed Hepworth to open up her forms in a new way. She could place these robust metal works outdoors amidst the plantings of her walled garden in St Ives. Hepworth developed a method of using extruded aluminium and plaster to create open and expanding forms, which gave rise to this sculpture. As the botanical title reveals, the form suggests a budding flower head. See this work at the Barbara

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Barbara Hepworth, one of the most influential sculptors of the 20th century, reflects on her artistic philosophy in this rare BBC interview. Known for her exploration of form, space, and material, Hepworth saw sculpture as a dialogue with nature—a way to express both universal harmony and deeply personal emotions. 👉 Follow us for more iconic artist moments and inspiration! #BarbaraHepworth #ModernSculpture #IconicArtist #SculptureArt #ArtHistory #BBCArchives #20thCenturyArt #ArtInspiration #Con