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Jennifer Jean Costello





We love these atmospheric abstracts with beautiful mark making Jennifer Jean Costello! Jennifer also combines her mark making techniques, which are inspired by heritage, with portraits, creating a style all her own. In addition to creating her own work, she is active in her local art community and we hope you are as inspired by her as we are!


Jennifer grew up in Philadelphia and has been creating art for over 15 years. She attended
Syracuse University in addition to receiving her MFA from Boston University. She has a strong comprehensive knowledge of the Art Market: Modern and Contemporary Art. A diverse and extensive fine art experiences such as having run and managed art galleries specializing in full service art advisory as investment acquisitions for private and corporate collectors to Fine Art Consultant, Design Associate, Adjunct Educator at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and currently sits on the board as co VP and founding Exhibition Chair for National Association of Women Artists, Inc. MA chapter.

Selected exhibitions include ‘Harmony & Clash’ at Multicultural Arts Center, Cambridge, 'Earned: Women in Business & Labor' Scollay Square Gallery, Boston , 'Botanica' (poster child) at Cahoon Museum of American Art, 'Love-Locks' (muse) at Paula Estey Gallery, Newburyport, 'Breaking Ground' at Walter J. Manninen Center for the Arts, Endicott College, ‘Les arrêts de la vie’ Solo exhibition at the French Cultural Center Boston, ‘Invoking the Muse’ at Coral Springs Museum of Art in FL, 'Strokes of Genius’ at Rockport Art Association & Museum, 'A Current Vision' at Whistler House Museum of Art and 'Visual Contrasts' at Coral Springs Museum Art

Featured in the Boston College Marketing Communication, Morgan Stanley, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Aetna Corp., Acadian Asset Management, Junior League of Boston HQ, and several Private Collections.
She has been featured in International Contemporary Artists art book, vol. XII; WhereBoston February 2019 Cover, Artscope, American Art Review (Vol. XXVII No. 5); Scout Cambridge interview; Artavita and bostonbackbay.com Jennifer is represented by Galerie d’Orsay at the Boston Design Center Suite 337a, Paula Estey Gallery in Newburyport, Masterpiece Framing & Fine Art Gallery and Galatea Fine Art.

Jennifer shares insight into her work:

As I created these works I was keenly aware that every mark I made, whether it relied on my Eastern or my Western heritage, was made by one hand--my hand--and that the finished product would live and breathe as part of a world in which we all are tenants and that we all share.


Conflict, balance and harmony shape the vitality, form and energy -- no constraints here.


Find Jennifer online at www.jenniferjeanart.com and on Instagram @jennyjean25



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