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🌿 Britain’s only museum dedicated to the art, history and design of gardens 🍽 @gardenmuseumcafe
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📣 Frank Bowling & Dennis de Caires
13 January – 28 February 2027
We are thrilled to reveal our first exhibition of 2027 will be a joint show uniting work by Sir Frank Bowling OBE RA and his friend of over 40 years, Dennis de Caires, looking at flowers and nature across their practices.
After passing the Garden Museum every day on the way to his studio in Elephant and Castle, Frank Bowling was inspired by the museum’s medieval church architecture and stained glass windows to create a series of new works especially for this exhibition.
With fabric and found materials embedded structurally into towering canvases, Frank has revisited his 1980s Cathedral Paintings series at a larger scale for the Garden Museum.
Alongside this, discover a selection of his abstract flower paintings, and archival photographs and material relating to his childhood in Guyana.
Swipe for Dennis de Caires in next caption!
Like Frank, Dennis de Caires’ work is shaped by an engagement with Guyana, memory and artistic exchange, though each artist’s approach to material and form remains distinct.
Dennis de Caires will exhibit recent paintings exploring the blurring of interior and exterior living in the Caribbean, with imagined still lifes, flowers and fruit set against geometric patterns and complex colour relationships.
This will be the friends’ third exhibition together, following shows in Guyana in 1989 and Wales in 2012.
19 Oct 2026
#WinterFlowersWeek is back! Every festive season we deck the halls of the Garden Museum with winter flowers and foliage, inviting five floral designers to transform the space into an atmospheric winter wonderland.
With sustainability at its heart, our florists’ installations will be made using seasonal, British-grown plants and environmentally-friendly materials and methods.
Swipe through to see this year’s line-up …
🍂 @botanical_tales
🍂 @yinari__
🍂 @flurlondon
🍂 @joannetrubycreativehealer
🍂 @billylovesflowers
🗓️ Save the date! Winter Flowers Week will be on display 10 - 15 November 2026. There will also be a Museum Late with a panel talk by the designers on Thursday 12 November.
🔗 Book now at the link in our bio!
🖼️ First and last images of last year’s WFW by @alohabshaw
30 Sep 2026
📣 Announcing our next exhibition! Sabine Moritz: Lie Down in Green Pastures
This autumn the Garden Museum will present the first UK museum exhibition by contemporary German artist Sabine Moritz.
Looking back at her childhood growing up in East Germany, Moritz explores imagined memories and encounters with the natural world.
Landscapes of plants encroaching on brutal concrete tower blocks, floral still lifes and a new vast abstract work painted especially for the exhibition will take us on a journey of memory, family, home, displacement, and the escape that nature can provide in an urban setting.
🗓️ 8 October – 20 December 2026
Friends go free!
Supported by @pilarcorriasgallery
Images: Institute I (detail), 1993; The Three Sisters, 2003; Schoolyard, 1992, Sabine Moritz © Sabine Moritz. Courtesy the artist and Pilar Corrias, London
21 Jul 2026
🌿 In @yinari__ ‘s installation for Winter Flowers Week, green and yellow leaves of the Ginkgo biloba ripple across ribbons of handmade paper crafted from Lokta bush.
The organic fibres serve as a tactile archive of the tree’s evolution - a physical reminder of what it once was and what it has become, persisting regardless of human perception
Yinari’s piece, ‘Liminal Space”, is one of five floral installations on display for Winter Flowers Week 2026 — a celebration of seasonal plants and sustainable methods. Visit from 10-15 November, or join us at our late on Thursday 12 November.
You can also hear more from Nari and the other exhibiting florists as part of our Meet the Designers Panel Talk — tune in live, or watch on demand.
🗓️ Winter Flowers Week: 10-15 November
🌱 Friends go free!
🌙 Late and Panel Talk: 12 November
🔗 Book at link in bio
📸 @ikaay.jpg
10 Nov 2026
🍂 Winter Flowers Week 2026 has begun! Visit us from 10-15 November to explore our five festive installations from @botanical_tales @yinari__ @joannetrubycreativehealer @flurlondon and @billylovesflowers 🌲
On Thursday, join us after hours to explore the installations with a drink in hand. Tickets also include entry to our temporary exhibition, Sabine Moritz: Lie Down in Green Pastures, along with our permanent collection.
Can’t make it in person? Our Meet the Designers Panel Talk on Thursday is sold out, but livestream tickets are still available — watch live or on demand.
Thank you to our brilliant designers for transforming the museum into a seasonal wonderland!
🔗 Tickets at link in bio
🌿 Friends go free!
🌙 Late tickets from £7
📸 @ellen.christina.hancock
10 Nov 2026
Announcing our fifth and final florist for Winter Flowers Week - @billylovesflowers! 🌷
Billy Hillhouse is a London-based florist with a background in art history. Inspired by Cecil Beaton’s idea of off-hand perfection, and often working with foraged flowers, her approach is one of minimal intervention, one where flowers and foliage can speak for themselves, allied with playful or unexpected touches.
Career highlights include exhibiting at Chelsea Flower Show, Tate Modern’s 25th anniversary gala, and several Burberry Fashion Shows, including Makers House.
See Billy’s display at the Garden Museum from the 10-15 November 🍂
🗓️ Winter Flowers Week - 10-15th November
🌙 Winter Flowers Week Late - 12th November, 6.30-8.30pm. Tickets from £7 for under 35s!
🔗 Book at the link in bio
07 Nov 2026
Our fourth designer for Winter Flowers Week is the wonderful @botanical_tales! Hear about the inspiration behind her installation 🍁🍂
Bex is a floral artist whose work explores the intersection of nature, storytelling and place. Rooted in seasonality and a deep respect for the natural world, she creates ethereal, organic installations that respond to the rhythms of the garden and the changing landscape.
Drawn to texture, movement and subtle tones, Bex often looks beyond traditional flowers to the unsung heroes of the botanical world including grasses, seed heads, weeds and the overlooked remnants of the seasons.
See Bex’s display at the Garden Museum from the 10-15 November 🍂
🗓️ Winter Flowers Week - 10-15th November
🌙 Winter Flowers Week Late - 12th November, 6.30-8.30pm. Tickets from £7 for under 35s!
🔗 Book at the link in bio
05 Nov 2026
📣 The Garden Museum is seeking to appoint two new Trustees to help shape the future of Britain’s only museum dedicated to gardens.
Trustees bring their professional and personal experiences to our work, and are responsible for the overall governance and strategic direction of the Garden Museum.
We are seeking two Trustees to fulfil specific functions on our Board:
🌿 Treasurer
The Treasurer is an important role dedicated to ensuring that our activities, accounting, budgeting, policy and practices of the organisation are in keeping with its objects and aims.
🌿 Fresh Perspectives Trustee
We are seeking a Trustee to offer perspectives and knowledge which are currently underrepresented on our Board. The Garden Museum has spent the last 15 years researching and sharing the stories of Black gardeners in Britain; we hope that our new Trustee will aid us in this work, helping us to better reflect our Lambeth and London communities.
📅 Apply by 23 November, 10am
🔗 Find more details on our website! Link in bio
📷 Pictures of our beautiful courtyard by @eva_nemeth
04 Nov 2026
Our third designer for Winter Flowers Week 2026 is the brilliant @joannetrubycreativehealer!
Joanne has worked with flowers for the past 15 years, running her own floral business and developing a deep connection with nature and the seasons. Sustainability is at the heart of everything she does, from working thoughtfully with natural materials to finding more environmentally conscious ways of creating.
More recently, her work has evolved to explore flowers through the lens of wellbeing, creating experiences that invite moments of calm, connection and reflection.
See Joanne’s display at the Garden Museum from the 10-15 November 🍂
🗓️ Winter Flowers Week - 10-15th November
🌙 Winter Flowers Week Late - 12th November, 6.30-8.30pm. Tickets from £7 for under 35s!
🔗 Book at the link in bio
03 Nov 2026
🌿 In artist Clare Woods RA's Herefordshire Garden, @clarewoodsstudio / @clarewoodsgarden. Our current exhibition, Threads of Ascent: Tapestries by Clare Woods, is on free display until this Thursday 5 November.
“I have only had this garden for just over a year and there has been a lot to do to make it manageable without needing a gardener.
While I have been simplifying and ordering, I have created a small vegetable garden in an area that was totally overgrown. It now has a brick wall on one side and a stone wall on the other. It's small in scale, but its very much a place where I can think.
I am interested in planting vegetables alongside flowers and fruit to create a productive but also visually interesting environment. My father was an obsessive vegetable grower on quite a large scale, but with zero aesthetics or time for plants that could not be eaten.
When I was growing up, the front garden was full of of raspberry canes. In the back garden (where a lawn should have been) was given over to runner beans with tomatoes and squash growing where you would have expected flower beds. I did start to learn from an early age about growing but also knew there had to be a balance between productivity and aesthetics. I guess this is the aim of my new garden!”
#GMinyourgarden is our series peeking over the fence into gardens around the world to explore their places in our lives today.
02 Nov 2026
What are you doing on 12 November? Join us at the Garden Museum for a special Winter Flowers Week Late🌲🪻
Explore our festive floral installations after hours with a drink in hand. Hear from the florists behind the installation at our Meet the Designers panel and explore our current exhibition, Sabine Moritz: Lie Down in Green Pastures.
First image is of @mill.rich.flowers’s glorious display from last year! This year's designers are @yinari__ @billylovesflowers @joannetrubycreativehealer @botanical_tales and @flurlondon 🍂
🗓️ 12 November, 6.30-8.30pm
🗣️ Meet the Designers panel talk, 7-8pm; tickets bought separately and include entry
🌱 £7 tickets for Friends and Young Fronds!
29 Oct 2026
Introducing our second designer for Winter Flowers Week 2026 - @yinari__!
Yinari is a contemporary design studio that treats plants as a living, evolving sculpture. It was founded by Nari Yi, whose path felt inevitable from birth: in Korean, Nari translates to forsythia and Yi to plum tree.
Growing up in South Korea, foraging was a core part of her family culture - a practice she continues today. By deliberately seeking out unusual, asymmetric and beautifully odd elements, reconfigures the seasons into poetic, sculptural design.
See Yinari’s display at the Garden Museum from the 10-15 November 🍂
🗓️ Winter Flowers Week - 10-15th November
🌙 Winter Flowers Week Late - 12th November, 6.30-8.30pm. Tickets from £7 for under 35s!
🔗 Book at the link in bio
28 Oct 2026
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