Todd Schroeder
Todd Schroeder is an artist based in Savannah, GA where he is a professor of painting at The Savannah College of Art and Design. He has a varied studio practice focusing on painting, drawing, and object making - often working with print media. Schroeder has shown his work internationally including solo shows at White Columns in New York, Jepson Center - Telfair Museum of Art in Savannah, William Busta Gallery in Cleveland, Savannah College of Art and Design’s Pinnacle Gallery, Kent State University. He has been in numerous group exhibitions, including shows at Exit Art, AC Project Room, and 407 Gallery, all in New York City - Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia, Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Cleveland State University, Oberlin College’s Here Here Gallery, Moot gallery in Hong Kong, as well internationally at the Contemporary Art Center Montenegro, the National Gallery of Serbia in Belgrade, and the Contemporary Art Museum of Vojvodina. Schroeder’s work has been reviewed in The New York Times, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Time Out/New York, ArtPulse Magazine, and The Cleveland Plain Dealer, among others.
"Dancing around abstraction, my work is the result of a steadfast romance with paradox - equal parts Rothko and road sign"