This fall, Desert Botanical Garden is blooming like never before. On October 9, the Garden unveils Super Bloom, a dazzling new immersive art exhibition by the internationally recognized creative studio Graphic Rewilding, headlining a fall season filled with art, live music and the joyous return of the outdoor season.
The largest-ever solo exhibition by artists Lee Baker and Catherine Borowski, Super Bloom features more than 21 larger-than-life installations celebrating the wonders of the Sonoran Desert. Visitors can step inside glass houses radiating color and light, sit among flower clouds surrounded by blooms, and wander through a magical night-blooming garden — an experience that shines both by day and after sunset.
“Super Bloom is more than an art exhibition, it’s the beginning of an extraordinary fall season at Desert Botanical Garden,” says Chris Kline, Garden President and CEO. The season also brings spectacular horticultural displays, live music and beloved fall traditions to one of the nation’s premier destinations for art in nature, following acclaimed collaborations with Dale Chihuly, Bruce Munro and others.
Tickets went on sale September 8 and are included in general admission and membership. Desert Botanical Garden, at 1201 N. Galvin Parkway, is open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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