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- Goldenrod with an Orange-Striped Bumblebee, 2022
- Painted Lady on Granite Rock, 2022
- Scarlet runner bean flower and a bumblebee, 2022
- Earthly Delights (Balloon Flower with Small Bumblebee), 2021
- Marigold and Bumblebee, 2021
- Sunflower with Little Bee, 2021
- Monarch, 2020
- Sunflower, 2020
- Sweat Bee on Alpine Aster, 2020
- Black Swallowtail, 2019
- Blaze, 2017
- A Walk in the Snow, 2016
- Brush Fire, 2016
- Conversation on a Snowy Night, 2016
- Into the Woods on a Snowy Night, 2016
- Through a Glass Darkly, 2016
- Blue Water Swim 2, 2015
- Dark Water Swim 4, 2015
- Dark Water Swim 6, 2015
- Man on Rock Ledge, 2013
- Pink Flying Disk, 2012
- Black Ice 1, 2011
- Copper Cliff Tailings Ponds Sudbury - view from Google Earth, 2009
- Copper Cliff Tailings Ponds, Sudbury, View from Google Earth, 2009
- Kite, 2009
- Jump 15, 2008
- Water IV, 2003
- Water II, 2002
- Joe Pye Weed and an Orange Bumblebee, 2022
- Into the Blue Green Light, 2021
- Orange Striped Bumblebee on a Black-Eyed Susan, 2021
- Scarlet Bee Balm and a Honeybee, 2021
- Clouded Sulphur, 2020
- Red Firewheel Green Bee, 2020
- Bee Balm, 2019
- Lythrum Salicaria, 2019
- Bumblebee, 2018
- Black Velvet, 2017
- Haze, 2017
- Path, 2017
- Reflection in Blue Glass, 2017
- Blue Water Swim 1, 2015
- Dark Water Swim 2, 2015
- Dark Water Swim 2, 2015
- Dark Water Swim 5, 2015
- Dark Water Swim 1, 2014
- Dark Water Swim 1, 2014
- Boy on Rock Ledge, 2013
- Superbowl Sunday, 2009
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Jennifer Walton’s paintings capture the fragility of place in a rapidly changing global climate.
She was the inaugural winner of the RBC Canadian Painting Competition. Her paintings Conflagration, and Brush Fire, won the Juror's Choice Award at WADEM (World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine) Congress Art Show, 2017, Toronto. In 2007 she received an honourable mention from the Kingston Prize, Canada's National Portrait Competition. She has also been a recipient of grants from the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation, the Canada Council, the Conseil des arts et des letters du Québec and the Toronto Arts Council. She has attended artist residencies at the Banff Centre for the Arts, the International Painting Symposium in Baie-Saint-Paul, Quebec and the Pouch Cove Studio in Newfoundland. Her paintings hang in numerous public and private collections and have been shown in solo and group exhibitions in galleries and museums across Canada and in the US and the UK.
Jennifer Walton's most recent solo exhibition Microcosm was on view at Abbozzo Gallery, Toronto (November 2021). She holds a BFA from Mount Allison University (Sackville, New Brunswick) and an MFA from Concordia University (Montreal). She lives and works in Toronto and shows with Abbozzo Gallery.