Aaron Olson-Reiners Presents Solo Exhibition in Cartagena | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Aaron Olson-Reiners Presents Solo Exhibition in Cartagena

March 16, 2026
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Aaron Olson-Reiners, work from "Rhythmic Echoes"
Aaron Olson-Reiners ’17, MFA

Aaron Olson-Reiners ’17, MFA recently presented a solo exhibition of new ink drawings titled Rhythmic Echoes at the Alianza Colombo Francesa de Cartagena de Indias in Cartagena, Colombia.

The exhibition featured a new body of intricate ink works exploring rhythm, movement, and expression through layered linework. Olson-Reiners has lived in Cartagena since 2022, where he has continued to develop his studio practice and exhibit internationally.

This summer, Olson-Reiners plans to relocate to Santiago, Chile.

Rhythmic Echoes
Opening reception: March 5, 2026, 7:00 p.m.

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