Watch Useful/Beautiful: Why Craft Matters series
Together with the Crafts Council, we co-produced a series of short films about our current exhibition, Useful/Beautiful: Why Craft Matters.
Harewood Biennial 2019: Useful/Beautiful Why Craft Matters
Q&A with Hugo Macdonald, curator of the inaugural craft exhibition, Useful / Beautiful: Why Craft Matters
In conversation with Dr Adam Bowett
Professor Ann Sumner shares her experience of the 42nd Annual Symposium of the Furniture History Society which was held on…
Thomas Chippendale’s Tercentenary
The Chippendale tercentenary this year has successfully marked the birth of this famous influential Yorkshire cabinet maker and Harewood House Trust has played a key role in the celebrations.
In conversation with artist Geraldine Pilgrim
One of the most exciting aspects of the Chippendale exhibition this year was the contemporary response of the artist Geraldine…
Harewood acquires Thomas Chippendale’s famous Director
Harewood House Trust has marked the tercentenary of Thomas Chippendale with the acquisition of The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker’s Director.
Honouring Thomas Chippendale
Over 500 residents from Otley visited Harewood on 5 June, to celebrate the 300th anniversary of Master Carpenter, Thomas Chippendale’s baptism.
Costumes from ITV’s Victoria on display
To celebrate the success ITV's Victoria, the opulent rooms on Harewood’s State Floor will come to life with costumes worn by Jenna Coleman who plays Queen Victoria.
Announcing Gormley at Harewood
Antony Gormley’s installation will open to the public in the Terrace Gallery at Harewood on 13 August and will run till 30 October.
Plans to mark the First World War Centenary
In September 1914, a seventeen year old Princess requested a meeting with some of the most influential figures of the day including the Duke of Devonshire and the Prime Minister, Hergert Asquith.