Todd Sabelli

Todd Sabelli currently resides and works in Providence, Rhode Island. As his photography practice has matured over the years, his work has featured a range of subjects that relate mostly to nature. He thinks of photography as a creative, advocacy-oriented tool that can deepen our connection to reality by encouraging people to see more beauty in the world. When photographing in color or black and white, he will look for what he considers essential in order to achieve an honest and authentic interpretation of the subject.

Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI
Bachelor of Fine Arts curriculum—Photography, 1994–1997

University of California, Los Angeles, CA
Master of Arts, Italian Literature, 1994

Boston University, Boston, MA
Bachelor of Arts, Italian Literature, 1992

2018, “Portrait: Image and Identity,” group exhibit, Black Box Gallery, Portland, Oregon

2017, “Shades of Gray,” group exhibit, Black Box Gallery, Portland, Oregon

2016, “From the Pastoral to the Political,” juried by Leah Niederstadt, Curator of Permanent Collections at Wheaton College, Hera Gallery, Wakefield, Rhode Island

2015, “Nature's Gifts,” Excellence Award recipient, juried by Brett Henrikson, Warwick Museum of Art, Warwick, Rhode Island

2015, “Manna: Photographs of Food,” Congregational Church of Weston, Massachusetts

2014, “Refuge: Photographs by Todd Sabelli,” AS220, Providence, Rhode Island

2013-14, “Sacred Dimensions: Flowers and Food, Photographs by Todd Sabelli,”
curated by Paula Martesian for BankRI, Providence, Rhode Island

2013, “RADIUS: An exhibition of RISD alumni from the greater Rhode Island area,”
juried by Bunny Harvey, Providence, Rhode Island

2013, NOA gallery, group exhibit, Concord, Massachusetts

2001, Peck Gallery, group exhibit, Providence, Rhode Island