Exhibitions
Night Gardens by Mary Mattingly
A solo exhibition by Mary Mattingly, featuring an exquisite series of ‘Night Gardens’ is currently on view at the Robert Mann Galleries, in New York, US.
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Review: ‘SOIL – The World At Our Feet’
Opening this week, ‘SOIL’ celebrates and explores the magic of soil, interpreted through a diverse range of voices of artists, scientists, gardeners and activists.
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Earth Photo comes to Hever Castle
The international photography exhibition, Earth Photo will be showcased in the grounds of Hever Castle & Gardens this February.
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Gardening
In an exciting new exhibition, the British Library explores the transformative, enriching and sometimes radical, power of gardening in Britain and how it impacts people, communities and the environment.
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Photography open call for Oxford exhibition
Oxfordshire Artweeks is joining forces with the Oxford Festival of the Arts and Photo Oxford for a new photography exhibition, open to photographers of all levels.
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Plants & Planets at the Hortus Botanicus in Leiden
New exhibition at the Hortus Botanic in Leiden, the Netherlands will allow visitors to travel through time and space: from the Big Bang to the year 2125 and beyond.
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STONE at Falconhurst
In the summer of 2025, Nicola Talbot, custodian of Falconhurst in Kent, will once again host STONE, the exhibition that celebrates some of the very best of British sculpture.
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John Morley exhibition: the artist gardener
Rare opportunity to see John Morley’s paintings and pastels of flowers, fruits and plants, in his first solo exhibition in over 30 years.
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Garden Futures Exhibition: Designing with Nature
Initially held at the Vitra Design Museum, the Garden Futures exhibition in Rotterdam explores the history and future of the modern garden.
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Winter Flowers Week 2024
The Garden Museum’s floral exhibition is returning this December for a celebration of seasonal flowers and foliage through immersive festive installations.
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SOIL: The world at your feet
Groundbreaking exhibition at Somerset House, unearthing soil’s vital role in the planet’s future.
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Matthew Rice: Exhibition of watercolours
Designer, artist and writer Matthew Rice will be holding an exhibition of his watercolours painted in and about his garden at Ham Court in Oxfordshire.
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Gardens for Good Causes exhibition
A showcase of the fifteen gardens, supported by Project Giving Back at the 2024 RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
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Garden Museum: The Lost Gardens of London
Curated by landscape architect and historian Dr Todd Longstaffe-Gowan, a new Garden Museum exhibition, will reveal the secret history of some of London’s most beguiling forgotten gardens.
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Now You See Us: Women artists in Britain 1520–1920
Spanning 400 years, the Tate Britain’s ‘Now You See Us’ exhibition celebrates women as professional artists and seeks to dismantle the stereotypes surrounding women artists in history.
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Revealing Nature: The Art of Cedric Morris and Arthur Lett-Haines
Exciting new exhibition at Gainsborough’s House celebrating the colourful and unique art of Cedric Morris and Arthur Lett-Haines.
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Plantae 2024: botanical artistry
Held online for 2024, the Plantae exhibition showcases the incredible work of botanical artists far and wide.
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Royal Horticultural Society Art & Photography show at the Saatchi Gallery in London
Newly created botanical art and photography will be brought together from around the world at Saatchi Gallery in The RHS Botanical Art and Photography Show 2024.
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Sketch in Bloom in commemoration of the National Gallery bicentenary
To commemorate 200 years of the National Gallery’s, Sketch presents the tenth edition of their innovative floral exhibition ‘Sketch in Bloom’.
Artisan
Sculpture Park pieces up for auction
An auction is being held, to sell a part of the collection from the Sculpture Park, owned and curated over twenty years by artist, collector and dealer, Eddie Powell.