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Biography

Todd Anderson is an artist, master printer, and educator whose research-based practice asks how art can make the climate crisis perceptible as lived, physical, and temporal experience. His projects begin with sustained fieldwork in threatened landscapes and take form as hand-carved woodcuts, pigment prints, mixed-media works, and artists’ books. Anderson earned a BFA from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and an MFA in Printmaking from the University of New Mexico. Anderson is a co-founder of The Last Glacier Collective (2010-present). He is a professor at Clemson University.

Affiliations

Kai Lin Art, Atlanta, GA.

The Last Glacier Collective

Met Gallery Store at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, NY.

Old Main Gallery, Bozeman, MT.

PS Marlowe. Asheville, NC.

Select Collections

Approximately 35 major institutions including:

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

United States Library of Congress

Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation

New York Public Library Print Collection

Davis Museum of Art

Yale University

Stanford University

Asheville Museum of Art

Nevada Museum of Art

Seen and Read

Artwork featured in The Idea You. Amazon Prime Video feature length film.

Artwork featured in Prints and Their Makers. Author: Phil Sanders

Andrews Glacier reduction woodcut from the ROMO series featured on the cover of major US government national climate report.

Cited—along with artist collaborators Bruce Crownover and Ian van Coller—as an example of the word “collaborate.”

Essay contribution to World Literature Today.

Artwork featured in Dear Evan Hansen. Universal Studios feature length film.

Essay contribution to Jewels of Elul.