Wendy Wischer creates conceptually based work in a variety of media ranging from photography to sculptural objects, to site-specific installations, video and public works. Much of the work is based on blurring the separation between the intrinsic history of working with nature and the cutting edge of “New Media”. She is the recipient of the Pollock-Krasner grant, the South Florida Consortium Grant, the Individual Artist Fellowship and the Artist Enhancement Grant from the State of Florida, the New Forms Grant from the Miami-Dade Division of Cultural Affairs, and the Alberta Prize for Visual Art from the Alberta Dupont Foundation.

Wendy Wischer has exhibited nationally with solo exhibitions in Florida, New York, California and Minnesota and internationally in Spain, the Dominican Republic and Israel. Wendy exhibited in the Art Projects at Art Basel Miami Beach, in 2002. Her work is part of the Miami Art Museum permanent collection and she was recently included in representing Florida Women artists at the National Museum of Women in Washington DC.