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An exhibition of 28 huge sculptures by Henry Moore opens at Kew Gardens. The show is of a scale never seen in London in a landscape setting.... more

Less is Moore

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As powerfully poignant as ever

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The Imperial War Museum's current Henry Moore exhibition concentrates on his artistic responses to war and proves that his work is as vivid and poignant as ever.... more

Critic's Choice: Top five exhibitions

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