Reed Gallery Current Exhibit
Reed Gallery
The Dorothy W. & C. Lawson Reed, Jr. Gallery is located on the fifth floor of the DAAP Aronoff complex and is the largest of the DAAP Galleries. Located at the heart of the DAAP complex, the Reed Gallery provides a vibrant setting for DAAP students and the regional arts community in which to engage in meaningful discussions about the current state of visual culture. With a focus on current trends and practices, gallery exhibition themes range from Art to Fashion and address all of the fields of study within the college of DAAP. While the focus of the DAAP galleries is contemporary practice, the galleries do present exhibitions that approach practice historically by examining a process, a school of thought, or an individual of significance that exemplify the foundations of contemporary practice. Within an exhibition season, students and professionals alike are represented through a serious of group and solo exhibitions that address a wide range of visual media.
The location of the Reed Gallery provides countless opportunities for professors and students to engage in discussion within the gallery space. Here they can directly address issues relating to their studies, as the gallery may provide examples of work to inspire dialogue and act as an extension and compliment to their class and studio work. Additionally, the Reed Gallery is staffed by current students in order to provide practical experience working within a professional setting while aiding as a learning tool for individuals who are interested in the processes related to museum and gallery operations.
Current Exhibit
NCECA National Juried Student Exhibition 2021
Dates: February 17th - March 21st
For in-person visits please see the guidelines included at the bottom of the page.
The DAAP Galleries are proud to present the National Juried Student Exhibition 2021 in conjunction with The National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts. NCECA is a dynamic, 501(c)3 organization that engages and sustains a community for ceramic art, teaching and learning. In addition to deepening knowledge within the field, NCECA expands it by working to cultivate the next generation of ceramic artists and enthusiasts through programing that affects professional artists, K-12 schools, community centers, universities, museums, galleries, businesses, organizations, collectors and enthusiasts of ceramic art. Currently comprised of approximately 4,000 members from the United States and more than 20 foreign countries, NCECA reaches thousands of additional individuals each year through its programs, publications, events, exhibitions and resources.
NCECA was founded as a non-profit organization in 1966 after several years of affiliation with the Ceramics Education Council of the American Ceramic Society. NCECA’s founding charter was developed by forward-thinking ceramic artists who saw the benefits of a professional organization in its ability to create identity, definition and support for the ceramics teacher and artist, and to promote advancement of the ceramic arts.
Virtual Exhibit
To view the 3-D tour simply click on the 360 link to the left and/or browse the exhibition stills below with detail images.
Gallery A
Hee Joo Yang
Diary, 2020 Clay
Hee Joo Yang | State University of New York at New Paltz | Graduate
Lilah Shepherd
Perception of Color, 2020 | Stoneware, porcelain, and underglaze
Lilah Shepherd | University of Iowa | Graduate
Matthew O' Reilly - 1st NCECA Graduate Award for Excellence
Smoldering Grecian, 2020 | Ceramic, salt, flocking, metal, plaster, shoe, paint | Matthew O’Reilly | Alberta University of the Arts | Graduate
Jordan Kramer - Mudtools Merit Award
Topology Study, 2020 | Wood-fired porcelain, wood, and epoxy
Jordan Kramer | Queens University of Charlotte | Undergraduate
Marianne Chenard
Drawing 48.2207089, -69.0601045, 2020 | Kaolin - photography
Marianne Chenard | Alfred University | Graduate
Gallery B
Gina Pisto - Elmer Craig Merit Award
Partition, 2020 | Stoneware, flowers, plastic, and glue
Gina Pisto | Ohio University | Graduate
Aaron Caldwell
Lotion Bu alo #4, 2020 | Ceramic and steel nails
Aaron Caldwell | Wonsook Kim School of Art, Illinois State University | Graduate
Shauna Fahley - Studio Potter Merit Award
Holding tension // potential energy, 2020 | Ceramics, bow string, cast hand, ceramic shell, wood, and resin
Shauna Fahley | Alfred University | Graduate
Emily Connell
Notations Stack: Archive Reams, 2020 | Porcelain and ashes of paper
Emily Connell | Ohio University | Graduate
Rice Evans
The Death of My Linear Mind, 2020 | Stoneware, wood, turf, and phone charging cables | Rice Evans | Virginia Commonwealth University | Graduate
Minah Kim
things i dropped, 2019 | Porcelain, terra cotta, and plexiglass
Minah Kim | University of Arkansas | Graduate
Sunyoung Park
Untitled, 2020 | Ceramic, wood, and fabric | Sunyoung Park | Southern Illinois University, Carbondale | Graduate
Ian Pemberton
Butchertown Pig Factory, Louisville, KY, 2020 | Photographic print on Hahnemühle Rag paper
Ian Pemberton | University of Louisville | Post-baccalaureate
Jennifer Masley
(some)homebody, 2020 | Slip-cast porcelain and mixed media base
Jennifer Masley | Kent State University | Graduate
Gallery C
Matt Becker - 3rd NCECA Graduate Award for Excellence
#Mood, 2020 | Stoneware and glaze
Matt Becker | Rhode Island School of Design | Graduate
Sean Lofton
Composite Brick #3 (Art Deco), 2020 | Red earthenware, cast art deco tiles rendered in CAD software, 3D printed, and cast in plaster
Sean Lofton | University of Missouri | Graduate
Luciano Pimienta - KBH Merit Award
Three Ways to Make 50 Dollars, 2020 | Terracotta on paper | Luciano Pimienta | San Diego State University | Graduate
Biyuyo de 50, 2020 | Terracotta and paste wax | Luciano Pimienta | San Diego State University | Graduate
Dina Perlasca
Y cantaba el gallo / And the rooster crowed, 2020 | 3-D printed and handbuilt red clay, stoneware, underglaze, and wood
Dina Perlasca | New Mexico State University | Graduate
Brooke Armstrong
Capture, 2020 | Porcelain, stoneware, glaze, wire, and torn women's slips
Brooke Armstrong | University of Montana | Graduate
Logan Reynolds - Studio Potter Merit Award
50 Years of Bliss, 2020 | Earthenware, underglaze, terra sigillata, nichrome, and paint | Logan Reynolds | Ohio University | Graduate
Lukas Easton
Completed September 24 2019, So much has changed., 2019 | Clay
Lukas Easton | Alfred University | Graduate
Mary Wilhelm
Grief (I Can Take You With Me), 2019 | Ceramic and vinyl
Mary Wilhelm | Wonsook Kim School of Art, Illinois State University | Graduate
Faith Bellflower - 2nd NCECA Undergraduate Award for Excellence
Call of the Trees: Ode to 2020, 2020 | Video | Faith Bellflower | Stetson University | Undergraduate
This image is hyperlinked with Faith's Call of The Trees performance
Maxwell Henderson
Vessels, 2020 | Porcelain and maple wood
Maxwell Henderson | University of Nebraska-Lincoln | Graduate
PJ Hargraves
Gathering Pot, 2020 | Salt-fired stoneware and porcelain, glaze, bottle glass, and rare-earth oxide | PJ Hargraves | University of Nebraska-Lincoln | Graduate
Nick Kakavas - 2nd NCECA Graduate Award for Excellence
2 for $6, 2020 | Stoneware and majolica glaze
Nick Kakavas | Georgia State University | Graduate
Emily Gomez
Rise of the Matriarch, 2019 | Porcelain and aluminum
Emily Gomez | Texas Tech University | Undergraduate
Claire Lenahan
The Kiss, 2020 | Porcelain, underglaze, and glaze | Claire Lenahan | The University of Florida | Graduate
This image is hyperlinked with Claire's demonstration of The Kiss
Emily Irvin - Studio Potter Merit
breeding ground, 2019 | Coiling clay for the work in the day, sifting (materials as a poem)
Emily Irvin | University of Colorado, Boulder | Graduate
Gallery D
Meg Howton
Lady Fingers, 2019 | Ceramic, latex, and glitter
Meg Howton | Southern Illinois University, Carbondale | Graduate
Audrey An
Homes in Sequence, 2020 | Ceramics, plywood structure, Raspberry Pi, and LED
Audrey An | Pennsylvania State University | Graduate
Danielle Hawk
Disassembled Form, 2020 | Colored porcelain | Danielle Hawk | Towson University | Graduate
Mackenzie McDonald - 3rd NCECA Undergraduate Award for Excellence
teapot, 2020 | Terracotta, glaze, gold luster, and false eyelashes
Mackenzie Mcdonald | Alfred University | Undergraduate
Kyle Caris
Rusting Urchin, 2020 | Ceramic with crater glaze
Kyle Caris | Kansas City Art Institute | Undergraduate
Rebecca Frantz
Loosen Your Grip, 2020 | Ceramics and mixed media
Rebecca Frantz | Cranbrook Academy of Art | Graduate
Erin Smith
Collaborative Solo, 2020 | Red earthenware and porcelain
Erin Smith | Alfred University | Graduate
Joe Welch
Spirit of Lies, 2020 | Thixotropic clay and glaze
Joe Welch | University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth | Post-baccalaureate
Celine Gobert
Mrs. Stepford, 2018 | clay and mixed media
Celine Gobert | University of Tennessee at Knoxville| Undergraduate
Visiting Guidelines
For the health and safety of all visitors and staff, gallery visits will be by appointment only. Groups are limited to 6 persons at a time. To schedule a visit please email
daapgalleries@uc.edu, leave your name, phone number, email address, and the gallery you wish to visit, and we will contact you to schedule your visit.
On the day of your visit:
- Face masks are mandatory on campus and in all university buildings.
- Please arrive 5 minutes prior to your appointment and call to inform the gallery attendant you have arrived. Find specific instructions for the exhibitions below.
- Visits will be limited to 30 minutes; however, if the appointment following yours is open, you are welcome to extend your stay.
The Reed Gallery (513) 556-2839
Hours: Sunday - Thursday 10am-5pm
Location and visiting instructions for the Reed Gallery:
- When visiting the Reed Gallery enter the DAAP building by the third-floor entrance located at the bottom of Clifton Court next to the Clifton Court Garage. Please call (513) 556-2839 to inform the gallery attendant of your arrival. Proceed to the Reed Gallery located on the 5th Floor Rm 5275, and please wait outside the gallery for attendant to let you in.
- Metered parking is available on Clifton Avenue and Martin Luther King Drive; hourly parking is available in the Clifton Court Garage.
- Directions: From Martin Luther King Dr. turn right onto Clifton Ave. towards McMillan Ave. (DAAP will be on left). Street and garage parking are available (garage accepts cash or credit upon exit). Gallery is on the fifth floor.
- It may be helpful to view a campus map here
Contact Information
DAAP Galleries
513-556-2839
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