Trunk Show, Tahill Gallery, San Mateo, CA 2008

Valentine's Show, Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland, OR 2008

Bridal Trunk Show, Gorman Jewelers, Washington, D.C. 2008

Framing-The Art of Jewelry,Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland, OR 2008

Trunk Show, De Novo, Palo Alto, CA 20082008 Patina Exhibition, Patina Gallery, Santa Fe, NM 2008

The Earring Show, Velvet da Vinci, San Francisco, CA 2007

Pins For Men, Facere, Seattle, Washington, 2007

Sparkle Plenty, Quirk Gallery, Richmond, VA 2007

PSG Group Show, Monsoon Gallery, Bethlehem, PA 2007

The Earring Show, Facere, Seattle, WA 2007

What Lies Beneath, Patina Gallery, Santa Fe, NM 2007

Annual Jewelry Exhibition — Plus, Obsidian Gallery, Tucson, AZ 2007

Essentials for Men, Aaron Faber Gallery, New York, NY

NECKpiece, The Signature Shop and Gallery, Atlanta, GA 2007

Exhibition in Print-SOFA Chicago, Habitat Gallery, Chicago, IL 2007

Holiday Exhibition, Taboo Studios, San Diego, CA 2007

Holiday Show, Greene and Greene Gallery, Lambertville, NJ 2007

The Hurricane Brooch Show:Traveling Exhibit, Thomas Mann Gallery,

New Orleans, LA 2006-2007

Todd Reed and Andy Cooperman, De Novo, Palo Alto, CA, 2006

Todd Reed Showcase, Grannis Gallery, Burlington, VT, 2006

Metalisms-Signature Works in Jewelry and Metalsmithing, Center for Visual Arts, Denver, CO, 2006

Holiday Show, Lake Hill House, Whitefish Bay, WI, 2005

Jewelry & Champagne Event, Guilford Art Center, Guilford, CT, 2005

Art to Wear, Art Forms, Red Bank, NJ, 2005

Annual Holiday Show, Greene & Greene Gallery, Lambertville, NJ, 2005

Holiday Show "Black & Gold", IMEC, Albuquerque, NM, 2005

Holiday Show "Selections 2005", Martina & Company, Providence, RI, 2005

Exploring the Bead, Yaw Gallery, Birmingham, MI, 2005

Todd Reed & Neal Walsh, Martina & Company, Providence, RI, 2005

Seduction of Metals, Florida Society of Goldsmiths, Tallahassee, FL, 2005

100 Brooches, Group Exhibition, Velvet da Vinci, 2005, traveling through 2006

Water, Aaron Faber Gallery, New York, NY, 2005

Gold-Silver-Platinum, Sylvia Ullman American Crafts Gallery, Cleveland, OH, 2005

Printed and Pinned, Marina & Company, Providence, RI, 2005

Valentine's Show, Patina Gallery, Sante Fe, NM, 2005

Opposites Attract, Aaron Faber Gallery, New York, NY, 2004

Holiday Jewelry Show, Greene & Greene Gallery, Lambertville, NJ, 2004

Element 79, Facere Gallery, Seattle, WA, 2004

SOFA New York, Park Armory, New York, NY, 2004

200 Rings, Group Exhibition, Velvet da Vinci, 2004, traveling through 2005

Collect, Velvet da Vinci at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 2004

New Jewelry, Obsidian Gallery, Tucson, AZ, 2004

Material Hard and Soft, Denton Arts Center, Denton, TX, 2004

Todd Reed: Jewelry, Obsidian Gallery, Tucson, AZ, 2004

Rings, Gallery of Art and Design (NCSU), Raleigh, NC, 2004

ANTI-WAR MEDALS, Artists Respond to the War, Velvet da Vinci, 2003

Not your Ordinary Diamond, Sam Shaw Gallery, N.E. Harbor, ME, 2003

Todd Reed Summer Show, OXOXO Gallery, Baltimore, MD, 2003

Unearthing the Allure of Gems, Bruch Museum, Greenwich, CT, 2003

All Mixed Up Metal Show, Facere Gally, Seattle, WA, 2003

The Ring Show, 3rd Ward Jewelry, Milwaukee, WI, 2003

Cheongju Biennial, Cheongju Arts Center, Cheongju, South Korea, 2003

New Works, Martina & Company, Providence, RI, 2003

Winter Exhibit of New Works, Objects of Desire, Louisville, KY, 2003

Holiday Show, OXOXO Gallery, Baltimore, MD, 2003

Craft Forms 2003, Wayne Art Center, Wayne, PA, 2003

Outside the Box, neckpiece invitational, Objects of Desire, Louisville, KY, 2002

Diamonds, Martina and Company, Providence, RI, 2002

Solo Jewelry Show, Aaron Faber Gallery, New York, NY, 2002

The Holiday Exhibition, Greene and Greene, Lambertville, NJ, 2002

Solo Jewelry Show, Gallery Materia, Scottsdale, AZ, 2002

New Works by Todd Reed and Petra Class, Patina Gallery, Santa Fe, NM, 2002

Solo Jewelry Show, Grannis Gold Gallery, Burlington, VT, 2002

Bracelet Show, Suydam & Diepenborck, Newport, RI, 2002

New Works by Todd Reed, Bellagio Gallery, Ashville, NC, 2002

Ring Show, Langman Gallery, Willow Grove, PA, 2002

Holiday Collectibles 2001, American Crafts Gallery, Cleveland, OH, 2001

Semi-Melt, Cultureclash, Salida, CO, 2001

Bracelets, Maclaren Markowitz, Boulder, CO, 2001

Todd Reed and Sarah Graham, Sam Shaw Gallery, North East Harbour, ME, 2001

The Missing Link: Cufflinks and Lapel Pins, Mobilia Gallery, 2000

Structure and Substance: The Power of Jewelry, Mobilia Gallery, 2000

Colorado Art Jewelry Invitational, Ricco Gallery, Shepherdstown, WV, 1999

Studio Gold, Studio 1818, Denver, CO 1999

Metalmorphosis, Manitou Center, Manitou Springs, CO, 1999

USA Craft Today 99, juried exhibition, New Cannon, CT, 1999

Contemporary Metalsmiths 99, juried exhibition, Wilmington, VT, 1999

Crafts National 33, juried exhibition, University Park, PA, 1999

Painting Off the Easel, Gold Gallery, Breckenridge, CO, 1998

Metal Art: Jewelry and Sculpture, juried exhibition, Kittridge, CO, 1998

3-Dimensions of Color, Art Center, Durango, CO, 1996

At Your Best: Design and Development, Colorado Gallery, Denver, CO, 1996

SNAG Professional Development Seminar, The Peabody Hotel, Memphis, TN 2007

Visiting Artist Workshop, Metro State College, Denver, CO 2007

Fabrication / Stone Setting, Terry McCarthy School,Grafton, WI 2006

Marketing Your Product, A2Z Metalsmith Supply, Littleton, CO, 2004

3 Rings, Florida Society of Goldsmiths, Smima Beach, FL, 2004

Hollow Fabricated Rings, A2Z Metalsmith Supply, Littleton, CO, 2004

Fast Fabrication, COMA Conference, Salida, CO

Spiculum rattle with stones, Florida Goldsmiths, Smyrna Beach, FL. 2001

Contemporary jewelry, John C. Campbell, Murphy, NC, 2001

Bench tricks/skills, N.A.M.A, Denver, CO, 2001

Marketing workshop, N.A.M.A, Denver, CO, 2001

Efficiency at the workbench, N.A.M.A., Denver, CO, 2000

Contemporary jewelry, Valley Folk Arts, Carbondale, CO, 2000

Lapidary Journal, "Kings of (non) Bling" by Terri Haag, May 2006

Niche, "Oh, the Fashion of Finer Things" Claire Patterson, Spring 2006

Lustre, trend talk: runway/brides, March/April 2006

Modern Jeweler, "Roughing It" By Jeff Prine and Tamara Spiegel, February 2006

JQ Magazine, "Diamonds Show Their Altar Ego" by Deborah Yonick, March/April 2006

Lark Books, 500 Brooches, 2005

Instore Magazine, "New Arrivals, Wow Design", June 2005

Brynmorgen Press, Japanese Patinas, 2005

Luxury Magazine, "A La Mode, Diamonds: Expect the Unexpected", November 2005

Lustre Magazine, "precious organics", October 2005

Volume 1, Book 2, Amercican Art Collector, 2004

Lark Books, 1000 Rings by Marthe LeVan, Robert Ebendorf, 2004

Jewelry Crafts Magazine, "A Diamond in the Rough" June 2004

American Craft Magazine, Artist Portfolio, April/May 2004

JQ Magazine, "Men: The Untapped Market" September/October 2004

Professional Jeweler, "Two metalsmiths enjoy banner year", July 2003

Schiffer Publishing, Art Jewelry Today by Donna Meilach, 2003

Proffesional Jeweler, Metalsmithing, April 2003

JCK magazine, Rising Stars Profile, May 2003

JQ Magazine, Significant Details, July 2003

AJM Magazine, "Behind the Design", Oct 2003

Bruce Museum Catalog, August 2003

Lapidary Journal, "Mixing it Up", April 2003

Metalsmith Magazine, Reviews, February 2003

AJM Magazine, American Vision Story, February 2003

American Craft Museum, 9/11 commemorative collection, Spring 2002

"Ungeschliffenene Schonheiten", Schmuck/Decide Magazine, August 2002

"A Diamond in the Rough", New York Diamonds, July 2002

Exhibition in Print, Metalsmith Magazine, Summer 2002

Artist Profile, Niche Magazine, Summer 2002

"Fashion Forward, Square Off", Modern Jeweler, 10/1/2001

Display Case, Metalsmith Magazine, 2/1/2001

"Goldsmiths New Approach to Diamonds", Rock and Gem, 1/1/2000

Artist Blacksmith Association of North American

Colorado Metalsmithing Association

Denver Art Museum

Rocky Mountain Smiths

Society of North American Goldsmiths

Over the last 15 years the medium has been jewelry, and the voice used to express my ideas has been raw diamonds. I became most interested in raw diamonds as a way to question the fascination with diamonds used as a status symbol in our current society. I maintain still today that the "most perfect cut" is still an uncut. It became a fascination for me to use and make aware the beauty and raw elegance of the diamond in its most pure form. Today my collection continues to grow as does my interest and relationship with the material. My work is fabricated with 18 karat gold, platinum and silver, using cut diamonds as an accent to the raw diamond.

Although I never went to college or art school, I have been fortunate to be able to learn and be inspired by life. I have received much from this course of study, and continue to grow daily. Architecture, painting, sculpture, and love of love have been some of my great inspirations.