Kevin Todd initially trained as a design draftsman in Ireland and then worked with engineers and architects in the UK, New Zealand, Malaysia and Australia. After migrating to Australia, he completed degrees at Sydney College of the Arts and the Tasmanian School of Art, Hobart.
Kevin taught at the University of Tasmania and then at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland for twenty-nine years where he was a founding faculty member of the design program. He has international teaching experience including at the State University of New York, New York University, Tongji University, and HdM Stuttgart.
Kevin has an extensive record of exhibition and commissioned work in Australia and internationally. He has undertaken residencies in Australia, Malaysia, France, Turkey, India, Ireland, Sri Lanka, Morocco and the UK.
His work has been critically reviewed in newspapers and magazines internationally and has been recognised through grants from the New Media Arts Board and the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council; Arts Tasmania; Arts Queensland; the Australian Network for Art and Technology; the Australian High Commission, Singapore, the Arts Council of England and The Asialink Centre at the University of Melbourne.
Kevin has an extensive record of exhibition and commissioned work in Australia and internationally. He has undertaken residencies in Australia, Malaysia, France, Turkey, India, Ireland, Sri Lanka, Morocco and the UK.
His work has been critically reviewed in newspapers and magazines internationally and has been recognised through grants from the New Media Arts Board and the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council; Arts Tasmania; Arts Queensland; the Australian Network for Art and Technology; the Australian High Commission, Singapore, the Arts Council of England and The Asialink Centre at the University of Melbourne.