RHS Botanical Art & Photography Show 2025
13 June - 27 July 2025, Galleries 1, 2 & 3
Admission: Free entry with a suggested donation of £5. Pre-booking is not required.About
The RHS Botanical Art and Photography Show 2025 will feature a rich variety of subjects including stunning Japanese cherry blossom, the unusual ‘kangaroo paw’ plants of Australia, and plants used in traditional cosmetics by Korean women. A common theme in this year’s exhibit is plants that have been relied on by humans – whether for beauty, clothing, medicine or fuel. Portfolio photography features a diverse range of plants, gardens and natural habitats with subjects ranging from Tuscan olive trees to the Acacia cyclops of South Africa’s richly biodiverse Cape Floral Kingdom.
All of the art has undergone a meticulous reviewing process by an expert judging panel and assessed on aesthetic appeal, scientific accuracy and technical skill. Once on display, the artists compete for an RHS medal – Gold, Silver-Gilt, and Bronze, as well as a ‘best in show’ award – Best Botanical Artwork, Best Botanical Art Exhibit, Best Portfolio Photography Exhibit, Best Single Image and Judges Special Award. The public will once again have the opportunity to vote in the People’s Choice award via the RHS website.
The Show contributes to a long legacy of botanical art collecting and display by the RHS, and complements the work of the RHS Lindley Collections, which holds more than 30,000 botanical paintings and heritage photographs.
The RHS Botanical Art & Photography Show will be open to the public from 13 June – 27 July 2025 at Saatchi Gallery, London. For the first time ever, the exhibition will be free to enter with visitors invited to make a donation to the Gallery as a registered charity. Click here or donate in person at the Gallery.
The show is supported by UK-based wealth management firm, TrinityBridge. Once known as Close Brothers Asset Management, TrinityBridge have been helping individuals, families, professionals and businesses to make confident financial choices for more than 30 years.
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