Emma Tod studied Painting at Falmouth School of Art before gaining her MFA in Fine Art Media at the Slade. She was selected for the 'new contemporaries' and was a founding member of Gasworks Artists’ Studios. She has exhibited extensively in the UK and abroad including the ICA and the Royal Academy and has attended residencies in Budapest and Cape Town.
Emma is a Lecturer in Fine Art  and Contextual Practice at Central St. Martins, University of the Arts London. 



Selected exhibitions:

P.A.L Deptford X, London 2019 
Osman’s Xmas Bazaar, Studio1.1, London2018 
Post Analogue Labyrinth, Deptford X, London2018 
The Lost Soul and Stranger Service Station, Deptford X, London 2017 
Deep Space studio1.1, London, 2017 
Civivlsed? Hoxton 402, 2016 
Looking up, studio 1.1, 2016 
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London, 2016 
future returns, Furtherfield, London, 2016 
On Landscape #3, Lower Hewood Farm, Dorset, 2016 
Float, Southampton Solent University, 2016 
I’MTEN, IMT Gallery, London September 2015 
backs to the future, Lux Critical Forum 2014/15 @ Five Years, London, 2015 
Red Show, Studio 1.1, London, January 2015 
On Landscape, Yinka Shonibare Guest Projects, London 2014/15 
Playback, Peacock Yard, London, July 2013 
Ideas In Motion, Milton Gallery, St Paul’s School, London, 2012 
Bloomberg New Contemporary Archive Films, ICA, London, 2011 
Chainletter, www.chainletter.mini-haha.com, 2011 
I Want To Believe, Millais Gallery, Southampton, 2010 
Life Is A Gas, Beverley Knowles, London, 2008 
International Exchange, Times Square Gallery, Hunter College, New York, 2004 
Tempered Ground, Museum Of Garden History / Danielle Arnaud, London, 2004 
Weeds, Hiscox Arts Projects, London, 2004 
The Moon Will Save Our Ass, Castlefield Gallery, Manchester, 2004 
One take,Film Festival Zagreb, Croatia, 2003 
New Contemporaries, Cornerhouse Manchester and 14 Wharf Road, London, 2003 
Island Film and Video Festival, Prenelle Gallery, London, 2003 
East of Eden, Spacex Gallery, Exeter, 2001 
Millennium Minutes, Touring Show, Great Britain, 2001 
Porthcurno Beach Super 8 film Camera work for Tacita Dean, Newlyn Gallery Penzance, 1999 
Close To Home. UFF Gallery, Budapest,1999