Jodie Baehre is an acrylic urban landscape painter in Boston, Massachusetts. Jodie studied Industrial Design at the Rochester Institute of Technology, received a Bachelors of Fine Arts from the Art Institute of Boston, and a Masters of Science in Art Administration from Boston University. She is the co-founder of the non-profit artist organization, Glovebox (glvbx.com) and works part-time at the non-profit organization, Project STEP.
Jodie has been in over 30 exhibitions in Boston including The Big Picture at Atlantic Wharf Gallery in Boston, MA, a sold-out solo exhibit at Lord Hobos in Cambridge, Boston by Boston at Twelve Chairs, and the Glovebox Spin Show, in which her work was featured in the Boston Metro. Her work is on permanent reserve at the Boston Public Library, permanent exhibit at Factory 63, and she has three works in State Street Bank’s permanent collection. She has been featured in the Weekly Dig, Daily Artspace,The Boston Globe and Apartment Therapy. In 2015 Jodie was nominated for the prestigious Brother Thomas Fellowship through the Boston Foundation. This great honor is the single most important moment of her career as an artist to date.
