Empowering Creatives 
& Culture Makers

Channeling Venus is the power of Female Frequency: beauty in motion, strategy with clarity, and results that ripple across communities.

Female Frequency isn’t just an agency—it’s your portal to transformation.
Together, we co-create a future where your art leads—and your legacy lands.

I’m Jodie Nelson—museum curator, strategist for visionary creatives, and host of Female Frequency Podcast. With over 25 years in the art world, I help artists turn their intuition into strategy, creativity into visibility, and vision into legacy.

Here’s how the magic happens:

  • Start with you.
    We tune into your intuition—plus all those big ideas keeping you up at night.

  • Find your path.
    No more spinning. Get your next right steps.

  • Simplify your studio.
    So you can create.

  • Sharpen your story.
    Make your message clear, compelling, and unforgettable (to collectors and curators).

  • Boost your bottom line.
    Support that gets it. Because sales feel good!

What support actually gives you:

Transformation – Art experiences so powerful they create a following.

Empowerment – A career rooted in your values—with visibility strategies that don’t make you cringe.

Action – not overwhelm. Inspired moves, not burnout loops.

Connection – Get your work where it belongs: in hearts & meaningful spaces (not storage).

Horizon – Think legacy, not just likes. Public benefit with vision and strategy that lasts.

Art World Navigator & Creative Convoy

At Female Frequency Productions, I empower mid-career artists stepping into their legacy era. From impactful campaigns to visibility strategy and meaningful sales, I help artists connect the dots and leave a lasting cultural imprint.

Led by intuition. Backed by experience. Built for impact.

The Result:  As a thought leader in Climate Arts, Ecofeminism, and the Studio Glass Movement, I’ve curated museum exhibitions, directed fine art galleries, and supported legends like Dale Chihuly, Barbara Earl Thomas, and Judy Chicago.

From studio to museum, hot shop to public square—I’ve launched campaigns, expanded audiences, published editions and catalogs, and generated millions in art sales.

I work across the art world ecosystem to help artists, culture makers, and patrons bring bold ideas to life—with clarity, strategy, and serious results.

Art Matters

My work is featured in The New York Times, PBS, Forbes, and Art in America—but my real mission? Making sure the right work reaches the right audience, with power and purpose.

Because art is more than an object.
It’s a frequency.

Selection of Projects

  • Artist Legacy Project: Dale Chihuly

  • Manolo Aguilera

  • A Precarious Edge Meg Holgate

  • Building Collections

  • Burcu Koleli

  • Jody Sperling

  • Janusz Pozniak | Netflix: Blown Away

  • Raya Friday

  • Steve Klein

  • Included: Yoko Ono, Christo + Jeanne Claude,

  • Earth Creative BAIT. Beyond An Inconvenient Truth

  • Center On Contemporary Art (CoCA)

  • Climate Pledge: In Glass

  • Activating Events

What People Are Saying

  • Dale Chihuly

    “

    Jodie, you’re great. Thanks for everything.

    ”

  • Carol-Anne McFarlane

    “

    I was energized by our session. I’ve done a lot of artist coach webinars and they don’t meet me where I am. You met me where I am and was able to offer a solution for my current need. Thank you for that."

    ”

  • Miguel Edwards

    “Knowing Jodie's experience curating and running art nonprofits, directing commercial galleries and world-class artists make her an invaluable resource to any serious career artists. She gave me options because I want to make art, not all the other stuff. I was able to strategize my next move with confidence. Jodie and her strategies are kick-ass and are my go-to.”

1998-2025

1998
Launches career with focus on ecofeminism and women’s impact in history,
secures research grants to photograph the archaeological marvel: tombs of the
matriarch Lady Dai at Mawangdui, China

1999
Curates exhibits In Nepal with National Geographic photographers, raising awareness for river conservation


2000 - 2010
Hand-selected by Charlie Parriot to produce and emcee events at the Museum of Glass  

Museology Certificate at University of Washington. Internships: Pilchuck Glass School & Museum of Glass

Promoted to Director of Friesen Fine Art Gallery.  Exhibits include Speak for the Trees with Yoko Ono, Christo & Jeanne-Claude, David Hockney, Starn Brothers; What Does
Compassion Look Like?; Tracking with Jane Rosen, Lino Tagliapetra,
William Morris, Christopher Brown

BOD at the Center on Contemporary Art (CoCA). Exhibits & publications include:
PostGlamism, Ceci N’est Pas Une Pipe, (UN)Sanctioned,  East-West Emerging Artist Exchange, Heaven & Earth

Travels to sacred feminine sites throughout South America


2011 - 2021
Expands programming at Dale Chihuly Studio with lead in Sales, Curation, Publishing Fine
Art Editions, R&D.

Assists Judy Chicago with Be No More at SFMOMA, site-specific installation

Cutter for Barbara Earl Thomas on works for galleries & art fairs

Christie's Education: Celebrating Female Agency in the Arts

Aspen Institute of Artists Endowed Foundations 

Launches School at Press Reign 

Continued Studies at Western Neon

Poster Workshop with Guerrilla Girls 

Senior Programming Consultant for inaugural Refract, The Seattle Glass 
Experience

Arts Consultant & Curator: City of Shoreline

Curator: A Precarious Edge, Museum of Northwest Art 

2022 - 2025

Venus Tour: travels to sacred feminine sites throughout Europe

Curator: BAIT: Beyond An Inconvenient Truth, Earth Creative 

Elected to President of Earth Creative 

Launches Podcast: Female Frequency

Produces inperson Female Frequency Retreats in Hawaii

Unintimidated by unique challenges, I bring enthusiasm and energy to every artist, team and unique project. I listen deeply and I inspire while supporting individual or institutional goals. I apply solutions with a fresh approach to transform and scale projects. With more than 25 years of experience, I remain committed to building and maintaining platforms for artists to tell their stories.

-Jodie Nelson