Roots by Brian Zeigler
April 11 through November 24, 2019
Artist and Brooklyn Botanic Garden gardener Brian Zeigler uses an innovative process to create images of underground roots. This exhibit focuses on the complex root systems of edible plants.
Current Exhibits
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Sonic Succulents: Plant Sounds and Vibrations at Brooklyn Botanic Garden by Adrienne Adar
May 21 to October 27, 2019
The artist amplifies familiar plants with handmade sensors so that visitors can interact with plant life through gentle touch and sound. Installations around the Garden will deepen visitors’ understanding of and connection to the natural world. Learn More about Sonic Succulents: Plant Sounds and Vibrations at Brooklyn Botanic Garden by Adrienne Adar ›
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Artist in Residence: Yoshihito Kawase
Open Studio: July 9–26, 2019
The the 2019 Ronin | Globus Artist-in-Residence, Yoshihito Kawase, will use Brooklyn Botanic Garden as inspiration and as a plein air studio during a two-week residency. Learn More about Artist in Residence: Yoshihito Kawase ›
Upcoming Exhibits
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Roots by Brian Zeigler
April 11 through November 24, 2019
Artist and Brooklyn Botanic Garden gardener Brian Zeigler uses an innovative process to create images of underground roots. This exhibit focuses on the complex root systems of edible plants.
Learn More about Roots by Brian Zeigler › -
Sonic Succulents: Plant Sounds and Vibrations at Brooklyn Botanic Garden by Adrienne Adar
May 21 to October 27, 2019
The artist amplifies familiar plants with handmade sensors so that visitors can interact with plant life through gentle touch and sound. Installations around the Garden will deepen visitors’ understanding of and connection to the natural world. Learn More about Sonic Succulents: Plant Sounds and Vibrations at Brooklyn Botanic Garden by Adrienne Adar ›
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Artist in Residence: Yoshihito Kawase
Open Studio: July 9–26, 2019
The the 2019 Ronin | Globus Artist-in-Residence, Yoshihito Kawase, will use Brooklyn Botanic Garden as inspiration and as a plein air studio during a two-week residency. Learn More about Artist in Residence: Yoshihito Kawase ›