ART OF THE GARDEN: Tom Stuart-Smith on Gardens and the Imagination
Whether it is a musical motif, molecular cell structure or perhaps a painting that has inspired him, Tom Stuart-Smith – winner of eight gold medals and three times Best in Show at the Chelsea Flower Show – explores the many influences that go into the creation of his gardens, which he always sketches by hand to seed the idea of what a place could become. Curated by Caroline Donald February 2015, Hauser & Wirth Somerset
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Planting and Context by Tom Stuart Smith
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Hauser and Wirth Somerset : Exploring Art in the English Countryside
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Tom Stuart-Smith: The Barn
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David Hockney: Another View of the World
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Tom Stuart Smith, Landscape Architect, Tom Stuart-Smith, UK 21 09 22
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Pat Heron, British abstract artist documentary
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John Constable: The radical landscape of The Hay Wain | National Gallery
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The Art of the Garden, Series 2, Piet Oudolf
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The Well-gardened Mind: The Restorative Power of Nature with Sue Stuart-Smith
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Chatsworth rock garden, Tom Stuart-Smith
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The Genius of Turner: Painting The Industrial Revolution
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Dan Pearson remembers the gardens that inspired his childhood
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Sue Stuart-Smith: The Well-Gardened Mind
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The Uncomfortable Truth About AI “Reasoning” | World Science Festival
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David Hockney: 'When I paint, I feel I'm 30'
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National Garden Scheme RHS Chelsea Flower Show Highlights, 2024
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Art of the Garden: Dan Pearson, The Garden as Vision
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Nature's Cure with Monty Don and Sue Stuart Smith
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Chelsea Flower Show: Tom Stuart-Smith at Chelsea 2010
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