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Sculpture is the material expression of visual culture, which transforms abstract ideas into truly visible objects

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An Introduction to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park

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An Introduction to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park

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https://youtu.be/1w58UGpza6k

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An Introduction to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park

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https://youtu.be/OuI5K5dhDk4

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A short film about Yorkshire Sculpture Park featuring YSP Executive Director Peter Murray.

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A short film about Yorkshire Sculpture Park featuring YSP Executive Director Peter Murray.

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https://youtu.be/Jppfv97NRTE

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https://youtu.be/NPcV4qhfaYQ
As part of the heritage research project, ten oral accounts have been recorded which share unique knowledge of the development of YSP and the history of the Bretton Estate. Personal memories of living and working on the estate from the 1960s to the present day are narrated with photographs.

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https://youtu.be/zXsxCr1kz2I

The artist’s most ambitious sculpture to date, 399 Days — named after the length of time it took to make — is over five-metres in height and

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Rachel Kneebone – 399 Days in the Chapel at YSP

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https://youtu.be/6WpG5pfcPlo

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Damien Hirst as part of Yorkshire Sculpture International

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Damien Hirst as part of Yorkshire Sculpture International

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https://youtu.be/P5KbjIjejMs

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Damien Hirst as part of Yorkshire Sculpture International

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Yorkshire Sculpture Park - A walk around the sculptures (4K)

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Britain’s first and finest sculpture park
a landscape
last few hundred years.....

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Demian Hirst Exhibition

Hirst Style: Contemporary Art - Theme of 'Death'

It could show social malfunction and psychological aspect of micro-identity in the context of cultural phenomena through the artefacts.

It naturally revealed his memories of childhood that he oppressed by the strict catholic religious background.
The main themes of these pieces generally have moral issues which are related to the motive of sin from Catholic belief such as false idols , vanity of human, death and  even arrogance or the nature. Most materials that he used for his artwork were dead animals and skulls. It has been revealed the outrageous image which could emphasize his honest feeling about the uncomfortable and disturbing reality as well.

One of the former exhibitions of Hirst which was sensational and vivid and the title was 'The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living' in 1991.
After his first exhibition, he became to collaborate with visual culture such as movie, fashions (Alexander MCQueen Collaboration) other art works too.

Visual Culture (The Cell ,2000,US)

His art piece was used in another form of visual contents such as the movie 'The Cell'. The psychologist and criminal analysist are collaborated their investigation of criminal's mind and tried to catch the psychopathic serial killers. His art pieces used as mise-en-scène of the movie and it beautifully but cruelly represent the killer's vulnerable mind originated from abused childhood.

https://whatwentrightwith.com/2021/01/17/what-went-right-with-the-cell-2000/

About YSP Museum:
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Reference:
https://www.theartstory.org/artist/hirst-damien/
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Damien-Hirst
https://fashionunited.uk/news/fashion/vans-taps-artist-damien-hirst-for-latest-collaboration/2019112646387

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Alexander McQueen & Damien Hirst Scarf Collaboration| A Film

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Under the new era of social development, people have higher requirements for visual experience and their visual experience habits have changed significantly.

Museums are institutions that provide cultural services to human beings, allowing people to experience history and awaken a sense of identity through a series of visual culture forms. The combination of visual culture and museums more effectively taps into the dual values of historical connotation and spiritual civilization.

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Good afternoon fromYorkshire Sculpture Park

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Good afternoon fromYorkshire Sculpture Park

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The sculpture park houses a collection of sculptures by leading artists, which are evenly distributed throughout the park. This open-air environment, where you don't have to worry about Covid, is the perfect place to enjoy art during the epidemic and to enjoy the perfect combination of nature and art while maintaining a social distance.
Each sculpture has to present its own artistic culture in addition to having the technology to support the sculpture itself from being exposed to the weather for long periods of time. Because the sculptures often change depending on the theme of the art exhibition, you can see different pieces if you go at different times of the year.
The park is large, surrounded by mountains and lakes, and is a great place for hiking and picnics, in addition to seeing the works of these famous sculptors from around the world. The building next to the park car park (with the gift shop and café inside) is a great place to sit outside the open air café and have a cup of tea and a bite to eat before continuing.

If you would like to book a visit, click on the link to reserve your tickets https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ysp-tickets-tickets-113327074330