Tour of the Rocky Mountain Society of Botanical Artists exhibition: Trees: A Visual Narrative of our Enduring Relationship with Trees Throughout the Seasons

Tour of the Rocky Mountain Society of Botanical Artists exhibition: Trees: A Visual Narrative of our Enduring Relationship with Trees Throughout the Seasons.

Trees are enigmatic organisms that can evoke powerful feelings within us. Perhaps you feel joy seeing the new buds and blooms of trees each spring. Perhaps you appreciate shade trees that provide in summer. Maybe you captivated by the changing color of leaves in fall, or you find calm in seeing snow-covered branches in winter. Do you have a favorite tree you walk by each day or look out your window at each morning? Whatever your relationship with trees, we can all celebrate the glory of trees through the eyes of the botanical artists featured in this exhibition. The intent of the 2025 RMSBA exhibit is to expand the artists’ and viewers’ appreciation and understanding of trees.  We are pleased to share that with you.

At 10 am, we will meet at the Anderson Academic Center, University of Denver, 2150 East Evans Avenue, Denver 80208 to self-tour through this exhibition, as it concludes its yearlong travel through Colorado and Wyoming.  Some exhibition artists will be present to discuss their work. Limited to 50.  Optional lunch to follow. 

Paid parking is available on the University of Denver campus. Visit this link to see an interactive map of available campus parking.

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