The Big Tiny Show presented by the Kolman & Reeb Gallery | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

The Big Tiny Show presented by the Kolman & Reeb Gallery

October 19, 2026
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Almond abstract piece using wire frame
Jodi Reebs

Kolman & Reeb Gallery is opening its doors once again for an upcoming juried exhibition titled the Big Tiny Show, featuring both emerging and established artists, as well as notable alumni such as Jodi Reeb '95 and Besty Ruth Byers '08. The gallery features all types of media, such as traditional oil on canvas, wire structure, and fiber art. Many pieces showcase the diversity and community Minnesota has to offer. There's only one teeny-tiny detail: the exhibition's criteria: every piece must be no more than twelve inches in height. But height has no limits for the amount of breathtaking work that will be displayed in the gallery.

The show includes work by Jodi Reeb '95, Besty Ruth Byers '08, Wendy Brozic '94, Karen Peters '97, Jane Meyer '98, Jennie Ward '99, Patrick Miller '02, and Toni Glotter '78. The Big Tiny Show opens October 3, 2026

The Big Tiny Show
October 3–November 7, 2026
Kolman & Reeb Gallery (Minneapolis, MN)
Opening reception: October 3, 6:00–8:00 p.m

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