Super Bloom Art Exhibit
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One of 725 upcoming events at Desert Botanical Garden, and 4,505 across Phoenix.
Super Bloom by Graphic Rewilding transforms the Garden with big color, immersive art and unexpected moments from day to night. Step inside glowing glass houses, sit beneath flower clouds and discover a magical indoor blooming garden — surrounded by seasonal plant displays and Garden After Dark lighting that change throughout the year. Vibrant flower-cloud benches, blend nature-inspired design with playful, inviting public seating Where visitors can walk inside colorful glass houses filled with vibrant floral imagery Wander blooming pathways by day and night, where larger-than-life flowers transform the Garden into a vibrant experience at every turn. A dazzling focal point, reflecting light beautifully and adding a sense of magic to the Cactus Gallery With five unique festivals, we’ve got something for everyone: seasonal activities, glowing trails, rare plants, candlelit altars and spicy-sweet bites. Member tickets now on sale. General admission on sale Oct. 16 A beloved tradition returns … bigger, brighter and more vibrant than ever. Now – Nov. 15 | 7 a.m. – 10 p.m. Stroll past our charming pumpkin tree and gourd towers, festive garlands and handcrafted botanical wreaths. The Garden Shop has exclusive Super Bloom merchandise, from T-shirts, stickers, water bottles and more! Fridays | Oct. 16 – Nov. 27 | 7 – 8 a.m. Together, in a Sonoran Desert oasis, breathe, stretch and embrace the cooler morning air during this all-levels yoga class. Begin your morning surrounded by the tranquil beauty of Super Bloom in The RAF Exhibit Gallery. Don’t forget to bring your mat. Founded by Catherine Borowski and Lee Baker, Graphic Rewilding transforms public spaces through immersive, nature-inspired art. Their creative partnership began 13 years ago and brings together curation, artistic vision and material innovation. Inspired by nature, art and community, their work magnifies the smallest details into vibrant, larger-than-life installations that spark wonder and reimagine everyday spaces. Drawing inspiration from sources as diverse as Japanese Ink painting, Dutch still-life, and contemporary visionaries like Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Yayoi Kusama as well glass artists like Brian Clarke and John Piper, they craft graphically powerful compositions brimming with energy and lightness.