Todd Fuller

Todd Fuller is a Sydney-based artist, curator and educator whose practice explores drawing as a way of recording, translating and reimagining histories and experiences. Working across drawing, animation, painting, sculpture and performance, his practice is grounded in the possibilities of the hand-drawn mark and its capacity to make visible the processes of memory, labour and erasure.

Fuller has exhibited nationally and internationally and is represented by .M Contemporary. His work has been recognised through awards including the Sunshine Coast National Art Prize, Fisher’s Ghost Contemporary Award, M16 Digital Drawing Prize and Jacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award. He has been a finalist in the Sulman and Dobell Prizes. Fuller has undertaken residencies and fellowships at the British School at Rome as the William Fletcher Fellow, Cité internationale des arts Paris, Bundanon and Hill End. His work is held in collections including Artbank, Parliament House and numerous regional galleries.

Alongside his studio practice, Fuller has worked extensively as a curator, arts administrator and educator. He has held curatorial roles with Waverley Council and Qtopia Sydney, and was the Events, Education and Online Learning Coordinator for the Biennale of Sydney. He teaches drawing for the Sydney Opera House and regularly lectures at the National Art School. His curatorial practice focuses on developing exhibitions, public programs and cultural projects that connect contemporary art with local histories and communities.

You can find him on instagram @fuller_todd