Todd Schroeder

Todd Schroeder is a Professor of Painting and Graduate Coordinator for the Painting Department at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), serving since 2016. He holds an M.F.A. in Fine Art from Kent State University and a B.F.A. in Painting from Ohio University. His roles include department chair, visiting artist coordinator, and adjunct professor at institutions like Oberlin College and Kent State University.

• Education:
• M.F.A., Fine Art, Kent State University
• B.F.A., Painting, Ohio University

Schroeder’s research interests center on contemporary painting practices, art education, and curatorial methodologies. His work bridges studio practice with critical theory, reflected in solo exhibitions such as Trance (2018) and In This Place (2014). He has contributed reviews to ArtPulse Magazine, focusing on exhibition analysis and artist portfolios.

His awards include the Margaret Brown Krecker Prize and multiple scholarships. Schroeder has also served on the board of Spaces Gallery (2004–05) and organized performances like K.A.O.S., exploring kinetic art and sound.