Biography

Jeannie Hutchins is a Canadian-American  artist who uses photography to explore life’s unanswerable questions. Jeannie’s images often confront metaphysical concepts regarding our relationship with time, space, and other universal unknowns.

Having had careers as a community health nurse and as an upholsterer, both in the USA and Canada, she now spends less time trying to fix other people and things, and more time wondering why we all exist in the first place.  Regardless of the “right” answer, she chooses to embrace the marvelous wonder of all the possibilities that could lie ahead.

Her work has been shown in numerous juried exhibitions. Venues include the Tilt Gallery in Scottsdale, AZ, the Soho Photographic Gallery in New York, Cove Street Arts Gallery, Portland, ME, Lonsdale Gallery, Toronto ON, Canada, and Art Intersection, Gilbert, AZ. Solo installation shows include events at PhoPa Gallery, Portland, ME and the A. Smith Gallery in Johnson City, TX.

Jeannie lives back in Maine after decades living “away”.   In May 2024, she received her MFA in Media Arts from Maine Media College in Rockport, Maine.