About
Jodi Pantuck is an artist based in Venice, CA. She is a transplant from New York where she worked as a CPA. Her business background informs her work by providing a contrast from what makes life dull and constrained to vibrant and free. Her work is modern, impressionist, and colorful. She works primarily with oils, but has an experimental streak and utilizes a variety of media including acrylics, watercolors, and ink. Her work primarily focuses on the theme of happiness in everyday life. To this end, she paints her subjects in a way that celebrates each of their unique personalities and inner joy.
She is a member of the Los Angeles Art Association and the California Art Club, and has attended classes at the Kline Academy of Fine Art. Her work is featured in private collections across the US, is part of the collection at Temple University Hospital in PA, and has sold at auction. One of her latest pieces, “The Lavender Room,” was featured on an episode of “George to the Rescue” on NBC in the Fall of 2020.