In our latest film, the Arts Council Collection visit artist Rana Begum in her studio where she talks about her practice and her approach to sculpture that began with her research into light and form. Rana Begum is one of over forty artists featured in Arts Council Collection touring exhibition, Breaking the Mould, the first survey of post-war British sculpture by women. This exhibition provides a radical recalibration, addressing the many accounts of British sculpture that have marginalised women or airbrushed their work from art history altogether. Find out more: http://www.artscouncilcollection.org.uk/exhibition/breaking-mould-sculpture-women-1945

Roger Hiorns, Seizure 2008/2013 at Yorkshire Sculpture Park.

Caro in Yorkshire is a Yorkshire-wide celebration of the life and work of one of Britain’s greatest sculptors, Sir Anthony Caro (1924–2013). Developed with the Yorkshire Sculpture Triangle partnership, this is Europe’s biggest exhibition of Caro’s work, showcasing over 100 works spanning 60 years of his career. Caro in Yorkshire is grounded in two significant exhibitions at The Hepworth Wakefield and Yorkshire Sculpture Park and features the sculpture Aurora (2000–03) displayed outside Henry Moore Institute and Leeds Art Gallery. Find out more at http://www.ysp.co.uk/exhibitions/caro-in-yorkshire Film by Will Simpson, Omni Studio Follow us on social media: Facebook @yorkshiresculpturepark Twitter @YSPsculpture Instagram @yspsculpture

Yorkshire Sculpture Park welcomes an extraordinary assembly of 80 sculptures by British-Trinidadian artist Zak Ové. 'Black and Blue: The Invisible Man and the Masque of Blackness', a mass of identical two-metre-tall figures, creates a striking statement within the Park’s 18th century landscape. This installation can be seen in YSP's Lower Park until 3 June 2018. Courtesy Modern Forms, Vigo Gallery and the artist.

Longside Gallery, Yorkshire Sculpture Park 23 March -- 27 May 2013

A video of Roger Hiorns, Untitled, 2010, from the Arts Council Collection, being installed at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art.