Mission Statement

The Rocky Mountain Society of Botanical Artists is an open and diverse group of artists, collectors and admirers who share a love for the practice and perpetuation of botanical art and illustration with a fond focus on plants in the Rocky Mountain Region.
We encourage and participate in educational outreach, juried and non-juried exhibits, lectures, workshops and regular chapter meetings. The RMSBA is proud to be the very first chapter affiliation of the international organization, the American Society of Botanical Artists.

Saturday, April 23, 2022

High Winds, Smoke, DUST, Blanket the High Plains




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Show Closing. From Platte to Peak closed on April 10 at Betty Ford Alpine Gardens, where it had a very nice run. Thank you to all the artists who explored the  1820 western high plains along with Edwin James and Stephen Long. 

Spearleaf Stonecrop, Jan Boyd-Haring

Gathering of the Guilds. It’s that time again! Join Judy Vanderbosch in Golden.


Board Meeting. ZOOM meeting on April 28. Check your email for the link. If you have any issue or item of interest, please contact a Board Member to add an agenda item, or contact Mary Barnes to get the link.

Member Meeting. We will meet on May 1 at Denver Botanic Gardens, F-N Center, Classroom 1, 1-3 pm and participants in From Platte to Peak may pick up their artworks then as well.




National Park Poster Artist. Charley Harper was an illustrator with a very interesting take on minimalism and the natural environment, and shared this vision in a series of posters for the National Park Service during the 1970s and 1980s. Some of his work can be seen (and acquired) at this site, and National Parks magazine recently ran an article about him. Very quirky, actually.



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