Wendy Johnson Costa is an artist living in the northwest corner of Connecticut. She is a fierce advocate for the Earth, and uses her infrared photography to bring attention to its beauty and fragile state. She presents nature as a force to be revered, while at the same time hinting at signs of nature falling prey to our accelerating climate crisis.
Photographs join the State of Connecticut Art Collection
I am honored and humbled to announce that the Connecticut Office of the Arts has purchased five of my large-scale infrared photographs of Litchfield County landscapes through the Art for Public Spaces program.
They are on display on the fourth floor of the Litchfield Judicial District Courthouse in Torrington. You can see more of my work on the Connecticut Office of the Arts Artists’ Collection website: https://bit.ly/wendy-costa-art
At the COA site, you can click on each of my individual photographs to obtain detailed background information about the image.
Exhibit News!
One Never Knows
Hudson, New York
2017
Digital Infrared Photograph
“One Never Knows” has been accepted into the Portals Exhibition at PhotoPlace Gallery in Middlebury, VT.
Curator: Ann Jastrab
Opening Reception Friday, June 5, from 4-7 pm.
Exhibition continues through June 27.
Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 12-5 pm
PhotoPlace Gallery
3 Park St
Middlebury, VT 05753
Walking on the Clouds Digital Infrared Photograph
Tanner Hill Road Digital Infrared Photograph
Macricostas Cloud Island Digital Infrared Photograph
Macricostas Shadow Pool Digital Infrared Photograph
Plunge Pool, Summer Digital Infrared Photograph