“Gardens and Vistas” presents observations of nature — explorations of its many forms and scenes. A diverse range of visuals provides the viewer various perspectives, ranging from vivid color to subtle tones, capturing nature’s many facets with imaginative renderings. This exhibit features many small paintings, ideal for holiday giving.

About the Artist:

Jim Staton is a designer and artist in New York City and Roxbury. He is an honors graduate of the University of Cincinnati’s College of Design, Architectures, Art, and Planning and studied painting at the Art Students League. His oils, acrylics, and watercolors have been exhibited in various shows at the Washington Art Association, Minor Memorial Library, Roxbury Senior Center, and Gunn Memorial Library.

The Burnham Library is thrilled to host an exhibition by renowned artist Jocelyn Sandor Urban from November 5 through November 30. Known for her captivating portraits of horses, dogs, and barns, Urban has completed over 2,000 commissions worldwide, with work showcased at the Kentucky Derby Museum and in numerous private collections. Her formal training in printmaking (MFA from UMass Amherst, BS in Fine Art from Skidmore College) complements her remarkable drawing skills, earning her prestigious awards, including the William Welch Award from the Art Association of Nantucket. Urban has also illustrated several children’s books and actively supports equine rescue efforts. To learn more about Jocelyn’s work, visit www.urbanvisualmedia.com