Art in Bloom: A Celebration of Art and Flowers took place in the Saint Louis Art Museum (SLAM), which is nestled in Forest Park. Fun fact: Forest Park was won the award for Best City Park in the 2016 USA TODAY 10 Best Readers' Choice Poll. This annual celebration, which took place March 11-13, showcased 35 floral interpretations of art from the SLAM's masterpieces. Each floral design was created by skilled florists and garden clubs across the region. I must say, the sights were stunning and the smells were of flower fields.
Although incredibly difficult to choose, my personal favorite was the Queen Ann Chair by David J. Bovier of Ken Miesner's Flowers. If you didn't make it to 2016's showing, I hope you can make it in 2017! Please enjoy the photo gallery and let me know which is your favorite in the comment section below!
Pair of Doors, Spanish
Florist: Mary Davidson-Officer
Garden Appreciation of Greater St. Louis
Portrait of a Woman
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
Florist: Susan Schoedel, AIDF
Freelance Designer
Reliquary Arm, French
Florist: Kimberly Ann Vermillion
LaSalle Wholesale Florist
Joonas
Maija Isola
Florist: Vicky L. Gogel
Zengel Florist and Gifts
Mask
Florist: Bob Hauck
Walter Knoll Florist
Ewer in the Form of a Double Gourd with Design of Boys amidst Grapevines
Korean
Florist: Carol Eilermann
Designers Guild Garden Club
Carriage Clock
Lucien Falize, Alexis Falize
Florist: Joshua Davis
Botanicals Design Studio
Portrait of a Lady
Hans Mielich
Florist: Ann Rabbitt, AIFD, CFD
Thorn Studio
Helena's Australia
Sigmar Polke
Florist: Jonathan Kuhlmann
Kirkwood Florist
Box45
Lucas Samaras
Florist: Jennifer Thomasson, AIFD, CFD
Stems
Enforcer
Alice Gibson
Florist: Carte Blanche Designers of District V,
Garden Clubs of Illinois
Standing Male Figurine
Wari
Florist: Dean Riebeling
Botanicals Design Studio
You Can't Lay Down Your Memories Chest of Drawers
Tejo Remy
Florist: Daniel Whitehurst
St. Louis Academy of Floral Arts
Queen Ann Chair
Robert Centuri
Florist: David J. Bovier
Ken Miesner's Flowers
When there's a mirrored flower wall, you stop for selfies. Obvi.
Mom and me at the museum :)
To view current and upcoming exhibits, visit SLAM's website here: Saint Louis Art Museum
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