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Tim Myrick’s Watercolor Exhibit "Immersed in Nature" Focuses on the Wonder and Beauty of Nature
CLEVELAND – Oct 8, 2026 A solo exhibit of 16 of Tim Myrick’s original watercolors - including the celebrated "Pollinators" Series – is on display in the Cleveland Botanical Garden Gallery from September 26 through November 8, 2026.
The creation of this collection of compelling and timely artwork was inspired by a 30+ year dedication to gardening, along with his wife, Marilou. Their current garden began with a blank landscape and a focus on developing a garden design that encompasses beauty and functionality. Over a 10-yr period, the focus expanded to include planting and maintaining a garden to attract and nurture essential pollinators.
Myrick was so entranced by the beauty and wonder of various pollinators as they interacted with the garden, that he felt compelled to capture it in his art. A number of the original watercolor paintings in the exhibit capture the essential and mesmerizing process of pollination in action.
About the Artist
A graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Art, Tim Myrick is a professional artist with years of experience and recognition as an award-winning watercolorist. Following a career as a corporate creative director, he now dedicates his time to his art, in addition to creating bonsai, gardening and landscaping. Myrick also credits gardening with his current health and energy following a kidney transplant in 2021.
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Media Contact
Marilou ‘Louie’ Myrick
216-220-1554
For more information about Myrick Creative and Myrick’s work, visit the website at https://www.myrickcreative.com/.
To talk with Tim about his work or to schedule a meeting, email create@myrickcreative.com
About the Cleveland Botanical Garden https://www.cbgarden.org/
Image attachments:
Gallery – partial view of the gallery space with art installed
“Rhapsody In Blue – the latest painting depicting the act of pollination
Myrick Garden 2026 – partial view of Myrick rear-garden
“Immersed” – the original watercolor that inspired the exhibit title
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