Vincent van Gogh had a knack for making flowers seem to spring to life from his canvases. Now, his lilies, sunflowers, trees and more have truly come to life at New York Botanical Garden's newest exhibit. Titled "Van Gogh's Flowers," the massive exhibition transforms the garden's 250 acres into a kaleidoscopic celebration of the artist's lifelong passion for nature.
This isn’t just a flower show. The exhibition brings Van Gogh’s expressive canvases off the wall and into the wild, pairing his iconic works with contemporary interpretations and living installations. At the heart of the experience is a towering field of real and sculptural sunflowers designed by French artist Cyril Lancelin, an immersive environment where guests can wander through Van Gogh’s signature motif on a monumental scale. Other installations feature reflecting pools, sculptures and playful programming.
See it in The Bronx through October 26, 2025.