Botanical Art Society (Singapore) (BASS) in collaboration with the Woodlands Botanical Garden will be producing a calendar for year 2026 with botanical artwork from members of the society.

This calendar will feature 'Pink & White flowering plants' found in WBG.

Find out more about the award winning community garden at woodlandsbotanicalgarden.com/ 

Please read the CFE document carefully to understand the requirements of the artwork, the main deadlines and the terms and conditions.

Call for Entries

Exhibition: From May 2025

Co-organiser: NParks

Venue: Botanical Art Gallery, Singapore Botanic Gardens

Deadline for Entries: 1 November 2024, 2359 Hours (Singapore time)

Call is closed!

For members of BASS only!

The second Botanical Art Worldwide project will focus on and celebrate biodiversity in the crops that have been closely associated with the human species over thousands of years.

The main theme for BAW 2025 is ‘Crop Diversity’

The eligible subjects should fall within one of the three categories listed below:

1. Heritage plant cultivars developed by traditional means (selection, hybridization, and propagation)

2. Crop wild relatives

3. Ancient heritage crops being brought back into cultivation

Find out more about Botanical Art Worldwide on their website: https://www.botanicalartworldwide.info/

Check out the Call for Entries to the Singapore Exhibition to learn more about

• the eligibility criteria

• entry fee

• important dates

• and other terms

Botanical Art Society (Singapore) (BASS) in collaboration with the Woodlands Botanical Garden will be producing a calendar for year 2025 with botanical artwork from members of the society.

The theme will be 'Purple & Orange flowering plants' found in WBG.

Check their plants catalogue here: https://woodlandsbotanicalgarden.com/plant-catalogue/

We are happy to announce the Call for Entries (CFE) for the same.

Please read the CFE document carefully to understand the requirements of the artwork, the main deadlines and the terms and conditions.

Botanical Art Society (Singapore) (BASS) in collaboration with HortPark will be holding an exhibition of botanical art titled “Flourish: Celebrating 5 Years of Botanical Beauty” under the Arts@HortPark programme supported by National Arts Council. 

In conjunction with the 5th Anniversary of the society, this exhibition aims to celebrate the Society’s significant milestone and progress as well as the plants that inspire our members in their botanical art endeavours.

To appreciate Singapore’s push to transform into a ‘City in Nature’, the theme of this show will focus on plants growing in Singapore parks, such as reservoir parks, neighbourhood parks, HortPark, Singapore Botanic Gardens, and many others big and small