Exhibitions are held to showcase our member’s artwork and to spread awareness of plant species among the general public.
Through our exhibitions, the Society aims to motivate and inspire not just its own artists but art enthusiasts, environmentalists and all those who hold deep regard for nature.
Botanical artists produce their work after thorough study of the species which encompasses botany, morphology, growth habit, colour studies and in-situ sketching. The resulting art must be scientifically accurate and identifiable as the named species.
The most common mediums used are watercolour, pen and ink, graphite, colour pencils and gouache.
Upcoming Exhibitions
Theme: Crop Diversity
About
The Botanical Art Society (Singapore) will be participating in this international project in which simultaneous exhibitions of botanical art based on the theme of 'Crop Diversity' will be held in more than 25 countries worldwide to raise awareness of botanical art and highlight the diverse crops closely associated with the human species over thousands of year.
Housed within the Botanical Art Gallery, Singapore Botanic Gardens, the exhibition will feature approximately 40 original artworks by members of the Botanical Art Society (Singapore).
Organizers
Co-organized by Botanical Art Society (Singapore) and Singapore Botanic Gardens
Venue
Botanical Art Gallery, Gallop Extension, Singapore Botanic Gardens
Exhibition Period
May 2025 - November 2025
Jurors
Dr Jana LEONG-ŠKORNIČKOVÁ: Keeper of the Herbarium and Principal Researcher at Singapore Botanic Gardens
Dianne Sutherland: Botanical artist, UK
Dianne Emery: Botanical artist, Australia
Carrie-Ann Lee: Botanical artist and President of Botanical Art Society (Singapore)
