Tod Seelie
Tod
Seelie
has
photographed
in
25
countries
on
five
different
continents.
His
work
has
appeared
in
publications
such
as
The
New
York
Times,
Stern
Magazine,
TIME,
New
York
Magazine,
Wired,
Rolling
Stone,
Spin,
Juxtapoz,
Thrasher,
Vice,
Der
Speigel
and
Mass
Appeal
among
others.
His
images
also
appear
in
the
feature
films
Perfect
Sense
(2011)
and
Empire
Me
(2011).
Tod
has
exhibited
work
in
solo
and
group
shows
around
the
world
and
at
Mass
MoCA
and
the
Philadelphia
Art
Alliance.
His
work
has
also
appeared
in
photography
and
art
books,
such
as
The
Vice
Photo
Book,
Hijacked,
The
Sense
of
Movement:... Read More
When
Artists
Travel,
Street
World
and
Backyard
Shakedown.
In
2013
Tod
published
his
first
book
of
photography,
BRIGHT
NIGHTS:
Photographs
of
Another
New
York,
with
Prestel
Publishing.
The
book
chronicles
15
years
of
living
and
shooting
in
NYC,
with
10
essays
by
fellow
collaborators
and
cultural
observers.
"This
startlingly
beautiful
collection
of
images
captures
a
gritty
culture
that
belies
the
city’s
glamorous
persona."
—Juxtapoz
"His
images
at
times
elevate
mere
weirdness
to
a
more
striking
realm
of
visual
intrigue...
Strange,
vivid,
baffling
and
relentlessly
unexplained,
they
leave
their
viewers
transfixed."
—New
York
Times
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