Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Actually, it seems ridiculous to just pick one out, but I'm going to pick one out.

The Yorkshire Sculpture Park, which you've probably not been to, but I bet you've driven past.

Top tip for driving up the M1 and wanting a break.

Just south of Wakefield, so, and it's right next to the M1.

would.

It's sort of an old country house and gardens, you know, so very nice sort of landscape gardens and woodland and... fields and stuff but set into it are these you know sort of monumental sculptures there's a lot of henry moore and all that sort of thing but also much more modern stuff and goldsworthy is it andrew goldsworthy who does the sort of natural things like lays out shapes of flint and things like that anyway that sounds cool it's very interesting definitely definitely worth a visit and it's a proper you know because you get what's it called the

national sculpture The Yorkshire Sculpture Park.

Yorkshire Sculpture Park.

Since then, her work has featured in a string of locations, most notably the courtyard at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in twenty-twenty-four.

She currently has an installation at the chapel of the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, as well as an upcoming exhibition at Annely Juda Fine Art in London's Hanover Square.

Nicola, thanks so much for doing this.

How are you?

So after, um, there's been a shearing, I might then collect lots of wool.

I was becoming completely surrounded by horsehair and wool, and so I do have containers now out the back of the studio where I store lots of, um, material, and also when things are on site.

So at the moment, I have one point two tonne of wool at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park.

So I'm beginning to question exactly what I do when that all comes back-

LAUGHTER to her own eulogy on the news.

Her work has been exhibited at Hayward Gallery, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, and in 2028, she will have her first major international institutional solo exhibition at the Ariana Museum in Geneva.

I know, a frisson ran around the room.

Now, if you're listening at home, we're in Margate, and that's why.

And all these things that I thought I wouldn't be able to do.

I just went to Yorkshire Sculpture Park.

And I was like, oh, well, I wouldn't be able to do that.

But then it's like they had mobility scooters to hire and I could go around, you know, the whole park and have the best time.