Exhibitions

Image of the artist Nancy Cadogan,in front of her paintings of trees

Exhibitions

The Lost Trees: Nancy Cadogan

‘The Lost Trees’ by British American artist Nancy Cadogan, delves into the profound emotional and ecological significance of trees as enduring landmarks in our lives.

Exhibit at the Kew exhibition: Material world by Nnenna Okore

Exhibitions

Regenerative threads: Material World at Kew

Artists, designers and horticulturists have come together at Kew Gardens in London for ‘Material World’ showcasing bold and hopeful exploration of plants, fungi and fashion to inspire positive change in the fashion industry.

Fleur de Villes floral exhibition featuring characters from Downton Abbey at Kew Gardens in London

Exhibitions

A Floral Finale: Downton Abbey at Kew Gardens

For the first time, Kew Gardens will host the Fleurs de Villes Downton Abbey exhibition in celebration of the release of the new film ‘Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale’ in September.

Giuseppe Penone, Alberi libro (Book Trees), 2017 and Respirare l’ombra (To Breathe the Shadow), 2000, installation view, Serpentine South.

Exhibitions

Giuseppe Penone: Thoughts in the Roots

Unfolding in and outside of the Serpentine Gallery in London, the exhibition by Italian artist Giuseppe Penone, showcases the relationship between humans and the natural world.

Sycamore Leaf drawn by Rory McEwan True Facts from Nature (Sycamore Leaf) 1973 - Rory McEwen

Exhibitions

Beyond Botanical: The Modern Vision of Rory McEwen

The Garden Museum will showcase a collection of Rory McEwen’s remarkable paintings of flowers, drying leaves, and decaying vegetables, celebrating one of the 20th century’s greatest botanical painters.

Exhibitions

Georgia Beaumont: Petal Tongued

Run in collaboration with the Wilder Gallery, the new solo exhibition by British artist Georgia Beaumont draws on the rhythms of plant life and the sense of balance found in its location, Thyme in Southrop.

Endellion Lycett Green painting

Exhibitions

Buzz & Hum & Wing & Song

Inspired by the Tess Taylor poem ‘Solstice’ (2015), a new exhibition featuring works by artists such as Endellion Lycett-Green and Marie Elisabeth Merlin, evokes themes of nature, time and the changing seasons.

Painting by Cedric Morris of Benton End, featuring farmhouse, Blue Tit and flowers - 1965. Private Collection)

Exhibitions

Garden To Canvas: Cedric Morris & Benton End

Philip Mould & Company present Garden to Canvas: Cedric Morris and Benton End, an exhibition celebrating the vibrant flower paintings of Cedric Morris (1889–1982).

Malus van Eseltine blossom with a bee

Collaboration

Frank P Matthews x Edward Bulmer

Inspired by their collaboration with Frank P Matthews at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, Edward Bulmer launches a paint palette inspired by the Malus.

The Lecture Room and Library at Sketch London for Sketch in Bloom: Jane Austen

Artisan

Sketch in Bloom: Celebration of Jane Austen

In celebration of what would be her 250th birthday, Sketch presents a floricultural tribute to Jane Austen for the 11th edition of their annual exhibition ‘Sketch in Bloom’.

Stefano Boeri, Bosco Verticale, Milan, 2014

Exhibitions

Garden Futures: Designing with Nature

Exhibition at the V&A Dundee highlighting key moments of inspiration and innovation in gardens and garden design, from the 20th century, present day and the future.

A cabbage, Album Vilmorin by Pierre Lévêque de Vilmorin, Paris, 1850. Courtesy British Library

Exhibitions

Unearthed: The Power of Gardening

The major British Library exhibition, Unearthed opened this week, exploring the transformative, enriching and sometimes radical power of gardening in Britain.

Image of a maze hedge seen from above

Exhibitions

RHS Garden Wisley: On the Hedge

RHS Garden Wisley’s Old Laboratory will host a photographic exhibition that delves into our relationship with hedges and topiary.