Get ready for an unforgettable family adventure this February Half Term!

Join participatory artists Leap Then Look as they transform Harewood House into an exciting, interactive art space where creativity knows no bounds.

A unique collection of interactive artworks and resources  developed in collaboration with families, Leap Then Look’s work encourages visitors of all ages to play and experiment together.

Expect to make sculptures or different sizes, create patterns and designs, and look in new ways.

Activities aimed at ages 3+, but there will be fun to be had for younger ones too, sculpture playground particularly.

Parental supervision required at all times.

Who is Leap Then Look?

Leap Then Look create interactive art works, participatory projects, workshops and events. They work with people from a wide range of backgrounds, ages and cognitive differences creating vivid experiences of contemporary art in all it’s forms.

“We believe that making art should and can be made available and accessible to everyone and that we can all benefit from engaging with new ways of looking, making and thinking.” Lucy Cran and Bill Leslie, Leap The Look

Founded by artists Lucy Cran and Bill Leslie in 2019, we are proud to have worked with arts institutions including; Tate, Towner Eastbourne, Royal Academy of Arts, National Gallery, Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Henry Moore Foundation, Turner Contemporary, Compton Verney, Young V&A, Photo Fringe, Brighton Festival, Goldsmiths CCA, Brighton CCA, Black Mountain College Museum and Art Center, Glyndebourne and London Festival of Architecture.

Find out more about Leap then Look