I had the great privilege to shoot the Tate Britain Garden for @tomstuartsmithstudio at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026. Gold Medal ️…It offers a preview of the forthcoming Clore Garden at Tate Britain, which is currently under construction and due to open to the public early next year.The garden reflects a vision for how art, nature and community can interact – reimagining museum outdoor spaces as places for creativity, learning and social connection.Led by @tomstuartsmith and @honorreekie , and supported by the entire team here at Tom Stuart-Smith Studio, the garden has been realised in collaboration with:Construction: @crocus.co.uk Plants: @crocus.co.uk @kelwaysplantslangport @margheriti_piante @sunnysiderural Water Feature: @factumarte @waterartisans Paving: @britannicus_stone Benches: @millimetremakes @localworkstudio Sculpture: Bicentric Form, Barbara Hepworth (1949) @tate The garden has been generously funded by the Clore Duffield Foundation and @project.giving.back . It will be entirely reconfigured, transformed and transferred to Tate Britain after the show. The Clore Garden will be complete with a new classroom designed by @feildenfowles where an educational programme will be curated in a partnership between @tate and @the_rhs

I had the great privilege to shoot the Tate Britain Garden for @tomstuartsmithstudio at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026. Gold Medal ️...It offers a preview of the forthcoming Clore Garden at Tate Britain, which is currently under construction and due to open to the public early next year.The garden reflects a vision for how art, nature and community can interact - reimagining museum outdoor spaces as places for creativity, learning and social connection.Led by @tomstuartsmith and @honorreekie , and supported by the entire team here at Tom Stuart-Smith Studio, the garden has been realised in collaboration with:Construction: @crocus.co.uk Plants: @crocus.co.uk @kelwaysplantslangport @margheriti_piante @sunnysiderural Water Feature: @factumarte @waterartisans Paving: @britannicus_stone Benches: @millimetremakes @localworkstudio Sculpture: Bicentric Form, Barbara Hepworth (1949) @tate The garden has been generously funded by the Clore Duffield Foundation and @project.giving.back . It will be entirely reconfigured, transformed and transferred to Tate Britain after the show. The Clore Garden will be complete with a new classroom designed by @feildenfowles where an educational programme will be curated in a partnership between @tate and @the_rhs

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