An internationally known artist whose nontraditional, photography-based work
continues to be an inspiration for generations of artists.
Self Portrait, 1991. (color collotype)
Copyright Todd Walker 1991. Used with permission of Melanie Walker.
Reflections on Todd Walker
by J. David Fraser, Todd's representative in the major advertising markets in the 1960's and a frequent stand-in when Todd was preparing to photograph a job during those years.
Desert Walk A collaborative art installation by Todd Walker (deceased), George Peters & Melanie Walker will be installed in the Spring of 2002 at the U of A Main Library, Tucson, AZ.
Diverse Works, April 13 - August 31, 2002. Photographs from the High’s Collection by Ralph Gibson, James Hinton, Robert Glenn Ketchum, Mark Klett, Nancy Marshall, Todd Walker, Alex Webb & Angela West.
About Todd Walker:
Thomas F. Morrissey's 1978 Interview with Todd WalkerThree photos of Todd Walker during his WWII service.
Some commercial photographic images by Todd Walker (Under construction.)
Artwork by Todd Walker:
Off-site links to images by Todd WalkerA Gallery of Representative Non-silver Work by Todd Walker (Under construction.)
Alternative Photo Processes
A Rudimentary Guide to the Little-Known Art of Photo-silkscreenGum Dichromate Prints: A brief procedure by Todd Walker
The Van Dyke and Kallitype Processes
Reversal Processing for B&W slides
Inko Dyes in Non-silver photography
The University of Arizona
The Todd Walker Scholarship at the University of ArizonaWork by Todd Walker in the Permanent Collections of the University of Arizona
Miscellaneous:
Portraits of Todd Walker (Under construction.)Off-site links to information about Todd Walker
Listen to Jelly Roll Morton Jelly Roll Morton was one of Todd's favorite musicians, according to Melanie Walker, who says that she grew up hearing recordings of his music. This link will open a new window to the Jelly Roll page at redhotjazz.com. You can select songs on the Jelly Roll page, then return to browse the Todd Walker website to Jelly Roll's music. Be sure to check out the "Piano Roll" recordings. You'll need the RealAudio Player to hear the music; you can download a free version of it here.
This website is being constructed by a friend and student of Todd Walker's. Thanks to Melanie Walker, Todd's daughter, for her encouragement in this endeavor! If you'd like to comment on this page or contribute information about Todd Walker's life and work, please email Jerry Ferrin.
This page was last updated April 18th, 2002.
