Art on Display at the WCD

The Washington Conservation District is excited to display the work of local artists in our office building. Currently we are hosting the artwork of Tony Randazzo, a former employee of the WCD. Watch for new art every season and check out this page for current artists on display.

Currently, the WCD has a Call for Artists to showcase their work for 1-3 months. All work must be natural resource focused and able to hang on the wall. Artist handles all sales of their work.

Contact Lauren Haydon-Dries for further details.

Current Artist

Framed photographs by Tony Randazzo

Permanent Installations

Cherry Blossom Painting by Marilyn Stevens
Three reduction woodblock prints by Emily Gray Koehler
Two framed photographs by Ken Arndt

Past Artists

Framed photographs by Kristin Prideaux

Glennis Peterson Oil Paintings

Erik Anderson Watercolor Paintings
Kyle Te Poel Photography
Amy Siqveland Photography
Rick Ahartz Wyoming Area Arts Community
Michael Slagle Oil Paintings
Laurie Schneider Photography
Hannah Lagoon
Marilyn Stevens from UniquelyHerStudio
Reduction Woodcut and Collagraph prints by Emily Gray Koehler
Framed photographs by Jim Levitt
Five mixed media paintings by Candace Simpson
Three watercolor and two acrylic paintings by Hanna Hudson-Johnson
Paul Winger Photography
WCD Staff Art

Above: Tony Randazzo (left) in the field with Tara Kelly (right) identifying a plant. Some people stop to smell the roses, whereas Tony always stops to identify a sedge. His eye for detail and love of native plants is evident in his photography as h… — Above: Tony Randazzo (left) in the field with Tara Kelly (right) identifying a plant. Some people stop to smell the roses, whereas Tony always stops to identify a sedge. His eye for detail and love of native plants is evident in his photography as he takes a closer look at the colors and textures of our natural world.