Echoes in Nature | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Echoes in Nature

October 06, 2026
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A collage of work from the Echoes In Nature exhibition.

Women on Fire is a Minneapolis based collective of artists including Jodi Reeb ’95, who all work with the medium of encaustic paint dedicated to deepening their creative process and fostering community through art. The group has gathered monthly for studio visits, shared learning, and informal critiques of works in progress.

The culmination of the first year of the Women on Fire Collective is a planned exhibition featuring work from each member entitled Echoes of Nature. The collection highlights where creativity and nature intersect. The opening reception is October 2 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.

Echoes of Nature
Roberts Gallery (Minneapolis, MN)
October 1–31, 2026

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