The Hepworth Wakefield
Review
Yorkshire’s award-winning gallery is idyllic in many ways. Overlooking the River Calder, the gallery holds some fascinating exhibitions. And if you are wondering, it holds its name from Barbara Hepworth, a renowned artist from the 20th Century. Designed by David Chipperfield Architects, the building is absolutely breathtaking, and is a visual experience like no other. Introducing to the public beautiful modern and contemporary art, it is also a nest for Wakefield’s Art collection. They have even worked with internationally renowned garden designer Tom Stuart-Smith. So, as you can imagine, the garden is definitely worth a visit too. Nearby, sit back in the Hepworth Wakefield Garden Café. It is charming, and serves a great selection of home made cakes. Looking for an incredible place for your business event? Or maybe you are seeking for somewhere magical to tie the knot? Whatever your event might be, the Hepworth Wakefield can make it happen for you.
- Top 100 Review
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Gallery Walk
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Wakefield, West Yorkshire
, WF1 5AW
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