Arrive for the Art and the Architecture and Stay for the Sights, Scents, and Sounds of Nature
Visions of Nature, an exhibit of more than fifty works by members of the Nature Artists’ Guild of The Morton Arboretum will continue until the end of July 2022 at the newly reopened Hidden Oaks Nature Center.
Here is a quick look at some of the wonderful artwork included in the exhibit –
Jack in the Pulpit, copyright Nancy Thyfault 
Red-tailed Hawk, copyright Alice Wych 
Rabbits, copyright Arlene Widrevitz 
Colorful Iris, copyright Linn Eldred 
Blue Jay, copyright Jane Kellenberger 
Porcini and Pinecones, copyright Jane Kellenberger 
Kiwi Harvest, copyright Linda Fairbanks 
Blue Heron, copyright Margaret Navolio 
Red Currant, copyright Irena Gintilas 
Coneflowers, copyright Alice Wych 
Slate -Colored Junco, copyright Vicki Liszewski 
Path, copyright Linda Fairbanks 
Red Gooseberry, copyright Irena Gintilas 
Sycamore Leaf, copyright Arlene Widrevitz 
Goldfinch and Squirrel, copyright Cindy Kerchmar 
Short-eared Owl, copyright Arlene Widrevitz 
Perseverance Conquers All, copyright Nancy Wu 
Empress Lotus, copyright Kumie Kim 
Shotting Star, copyright Cindy Kerchmar 
Pink Magnolias, copyright Paulette McDermott 
Virginia Bluebells, copyright Linn Eldred 
Cedar Waxwings, copyright Arlene Widrevitz 
Spring Keeps Her Promise, copyright Patty Koenigsaecker
Visions of Nature at the Hidden Oaks Nature Center is a collaboration between the Nature Artists’ Guild of The Morton Arboretum and the Forest Preserve District of Will County and funded by The Nature Foundation of Will County.
Nature Artists' Guild 