Bursting with colour and with a foundation of geometric structure, Monroe Hodder’s abstract paintings are gloriously bold. Inspired by the urban backdrops of her life in New York and London, Hodder is not afraid to play with a fully loaded palette and create the most wonderful colour juxtapositions.
After studying at Vasser, Hodder worked at the San Francisco Art Institute and the Arts Students’ League in New York. She taught painting at various schools in San Francisco, including the San Francisco Art Institute, where she rubbed shoulders with the likes of Clifford Still and Mark Rothko.