Are Gardens Art? @mfaboston
Are Gardens Art?  @mfaboston
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
How might gardens be seen as places of creativity and imagination? Explore the garden as a form of artistic expression on par with painting, sculpture, music, dance, or poetry. After delving into historical understandings, look at how contemporary artists are engaging anew with gardening as part of their artistic practice.

Elizabeth Williams, Penny Vinik Chair of Fashion, Textiles, and Jewelry, MFA

Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Are Gardens Art?“Sonic Blossom” by Lee Mingwei, March 11-April 9, 2015SMFA at Tufts Leo and Betty Beckwith Lecture: American ArtistMFA Member Lectures: Hindu Prints from Modern BengalMFA Member Lectures: Georgia OKeeffe and Henry MooreDisruption by Design: A New Path to LiberationHenry Moore: Humanity of Urban Space in Postwar United StatesVarieties of PostmodernismStudio Art Tutorials at Home: Experimental DrawingHokusai and Contemporary Art: Pop Art, Superflat, and BeyondWomen in Renaissance Italy: The Art of Family LifePlanting Together: Conversation with Ekua Holmes and Elizabeth James-Perry
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Are Gardens Art?

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