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SOMEHOW, WE MET - Flower Club International Exhibition (TOKYO)
SOMEHOW, WE MET celebrates unexpected encounters with people, flowers, places and ideas. Create a work inspired by a meeting that felt surprising or meaningful. All floral styles are welcome — ikebana, floristry, botanical art and experimental work. Tokyo, 23–25 April 2027. Members only to exhibit · $149 · Visitors free.
At a Glance
- Where
- Online
- When
- 23–25 April 2027
- Host
- Julia Rush
- Price
- $149 USD
About this event
SOMEHOW, WE MET celebrates unexpected encounters with people, flowers, places and ideas. Create a work inspired by a meeting that felt surprising or meaningful. All floral styles are welcome — ikebana, floristry, botanical art and experimental work. Tokyo, 23–25 April 2027. Members only to exhibit · $149 · Visitors free.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this suitable for beginners?
- Absolutely. You do not need to be a professional florist or experienced ikebana artist to exhibit. This is a community exhibition open to all levels. If you love working with flowers and have an idea you want to express, you are welcome to take part.
- Do I need to be a Flower Club member?
- Yes. Exhibiting is open to active Flower Club members only.
- How much space will I have?
- Exact dimensions will be shared once the venue and final number of exhibitors are confirmed. For planning - please assume your arrangement will be displayed on a plinth, rather than a large scale arrangement.
- Will my work be photographed?
- Yes, we plan to photograph the exhibition and individual works where possible. Images may be shared by Flower Club in connection with the exhibition and community.
- What if I need to leave Tokyo before pack down?
- Email info@flowerclubint.com after booking. If arranged in advance, we can take down your work for you.
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