DAAP Faculty and Staff Show
The DAAP Galleries are proud to present a collaborative exhibition featuring the schools of Design, Art, Architecture, and Planning’s Staff and Faculty works. Our artists, representing all schools and disciplines, include Tenured and Adjunct Professors, Program Directors, Heads of the Print Lab, Build Lab and many more. The wide array of mediums and topics show the artists’ individual artistry in ways that may not be apparent in their professional capacity. As educators, they teach us how to create while keeping their own passions in the background, but now, as artists, we are able to see the foundations of their own creativity and what enables them to advise students so effectively. This different perspective shows our artists as they would present themselves and may help connect them on a personal level to the community of creators that these schools build. From neon art to digital media, to textiles and bronze statues, our team of Faculty and Staff show their students, coworkers, and the public their true artistry, and while you may be surprised at what types of work they have accomplished, their expressiveness and innovation is to be expected, as the educators that they are.
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 detailed images.
Gallery A
Rives Rash
Fractured Husbandry: CGI, 2022 – Rives Rash
Eps foam and acrylic mirror
Nicholas Germann
Material and Process Study #4, 2022 – Nicholas Germann
White oak, solid surface, baltic birch plywood
Mark Harris
Virginia Woolf – The Years, 2022 – Mark Harris
Mixed Media (spray paint on trash)
Benjamin Britton
Delphi, 2022 - Benjamin Britton
Desktop touchscreen monitor, computer, projector
Gallery B
Brigid O’Kane
Locust Tree Bean Pods and Scrap Rubber Tire, 2021 and Anthropocene Contemplation, 2020 – Brigid O’Kane
Graphite on Paper
Claudia B. Rebola
Freedom, We the Birds, Become, Empathic Alliance, Bang, Unity, Black Holes, 2014-2021 – Claudia B. Rebola
Prints on paper
Vincent Sansalone
Untitled, 2020 - Vincent Sansalone
Oil on Canvas
Michael Everett
Experiments in Communications, 2022 - Michael Everett
Cast bronze and aluminum with steel wire
Matt Lynch and Chris Vorhees
Merz-Bal 3D Model, 2021- Matt Lynch and Chris Vorhees
Video
Ed Mitchell
Untitled, 2022 - Edward Mitchell
Mixed Media
Gallery C
Stephanie Berrie
Roadkill Diaries Entry 07: That Sinking Feeling, 2022 - Stephanie Berrie
Soft ground etching with mezzotint and monotype
Ming Tang
Portrait by Al and Robot, 2022 - Ming Ting
Portrait by Al and Robot
Maureen France
Boxer with Tattoos, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2022 - Maureen France
Photography/Archival Inkjet Prints
Vincent Sansalone
Untitled, 2020 - Vincent Sansalone
Oil on Canvas
Emil Robinson
Arrangement with T-Square, 2022 - Emil Robinson
Oil on wood panel
Emily A. Paolucci
Untitled, 2022 - Emily A. Paolucci
Cotton fabric, wool batting, polyester thread
John Dixon
The Next One, 2020-2021 - John Dixon
White Ash, Basswood, Birch Plywood, White Pine, Hard Maple
Henry Hildebrant
Es Bourgeois de Calais (Burghers of Calais) Final Escape, 1346-2020 - Henry Hildebrant
Salvaged neon, steels studs, steel plaster lathing material
Henry Hildebrandt
Great Eat; Fast Food, 2021 - Henry Hildebrandt
Salvaged neon, reclaimed plastic fishing worms
Gallery D
Stephanie Berrie
Fear of Extinction: Martha the Passenger, 2022 - Stephanie Berrie
Soft ground etching and screen print
Sang Cho and Hyojung Kim
Air Quality Map of Seoul, 2022 - Sang Cho and Hyojung Kim
Digital Cartography
Emily A. Paolucci
Untitled, 2022 - Emily A. Paolucci
Cotton fabric, wool batting, polyester thread
Anca Matyiku and Chad Connery (Mote Projects)
Adjective Constructions, 2020 - Anca Matyiku and Chad Connery (Mote Projects)
Digital print
Peter Chamberlain
Skin n Bones 001, 2022 - Peter Chamberlain
PLA 3D print and shrink film
Maureen France
Footprints on the Moon, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2022 - Maureen France
Photography/Archival Inkjet Prints
Planning Your Visit
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. 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
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